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. Acting first, he led out for 2,375 and was called. The turn was the 
, and Davidson again fired, this time for 5,000. His bet brought the same result -- a call from his opponent. Davidson finally slowed down on the river 
and checked. His opponent checked behind and showed 
. That was enough to beat Davidson's 
. He slips to 36,000.
Level: 6
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 50
, Mykhalsto led out for 2,300. One player called., which both Mykhalsto and his opponent checked. They also checked the river 
. Mykhalsto opened 
for second pair, but lost the pot when his opponent opened 
. Mykhalsto is down to 21,000.
and with the pot already sizable, Dominic Mykhalsto called a bet of 4,500 from his opponent. They went to the river of 
and Mykhalsto now stared down the barrel of a 7,000-chip bet from his opponent.
held on against his opponent's dominated 
when the board ran out 
to give him the nut flush.
, everything went haywire. MacPhee checked to his opponent, who opened for 2,000. MacPhee raised that bet to 4,000, but his opponent was undeterred and moved all in. MacPhee made the call and the cards were opened: 
on the turn, and dodged his opponent's full house draw with a harmless river.
Men "The Master" Nguyen checked to his opponent who fired out a healthy bet of 3,500. Nguyen instantly moved all in for an additional 6,050. His opponent went into the tank and eventually gave it up, jumping Nguyen up to a comfortable 15,000 chips.
and was called by the player in the cutoff. The turn was the 
. Liu checked to her opponent, who bet 4,000. Liu eyed his stack and made the call.
, Liu checked again. Her opponent then shoved all in for about 10,000. Liu went into the tank for about a minute, then unhappily folded. She now has about 12,500 in chips.
