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Lon McEachern just got on the better side of an all in situation when he bet 2,000 into a flop of 
. His opponent went all in for what amounted to a small raise and McEachern made the call.
McEachern: 
Opponent: 
Our World Series of Poker television host managed to catch the 
on the turn, which left his opponent drawing dead. The 
was dealt as a formality and McEachern is now up to 16,500.
Challis Brennan had moved all in pre-flop after three-betting an opponent at her table. Her opponent called and things looked bleak for Brennan.
Brennan: 
Opponent: 
The flop of 
wasn't any help to Brennan. When the 
came on the turn, her opponent picked up a set and Brennan was drawing to either a straight or a flush. She hit her backdoor flush when the came on the river and has found herself with 15,000 chips.
We're on our last break for the evening and will return shortly for the last two levels of play.
Level: 9
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 75
David Cohen recently went to a flop with an opponent while another player at the table was all in and awaiting his fate.
The flop was 
and both players checked. Cohen bet 300 on the the turn and his opponent called. When the 
came on the river it was checked through once more.
When all was said and done Cohen tabled 
and his opponents mucked, one of whom is done for the night.
Cohen is now at 20,000 chips.
Lorie Williams was close to getting her stack near the top of the leader board when she raised pre-flop and then called an opponent's all-in re-raise for about 4,000.
Williams:
Opponent: 
Williams was happy to see where she stood, but picked up a sweat when the flop came 
. The 
on the turn was no problem, but the 
on the river gave her opponent a flush and a double up.
Williams is now at 27,000
Eddy Scharf, who recently placed 4th in Event #26 $2,500 No Limit Hold'em Six Handed (for a cool $163,649) has emerged as what looks to be our chipleader. He's currently sitting with about 70,000 chips.
Berry Johnston had raised to 2,000 and was faced with an all-in re-raise to 4,875. He made the call and they were off to the flop.
Johnston:
Opponent: 
Johnston got all the help he needed to pull ahead when the flop came 
. The 
on the turn and on the river kept him ahead and he's now up to 57,000.
Players are currently getting rid of their 25 chips and should resume play shortly.
Level: 10
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 100
