on a board of
, but his opponent had turned a better two pair with
. The case jack hit the river, giving each player a full house. Daugherty's jacks full of sixes was not enough to avoid elimination.
on a board of
, but his opponent had turned a better two pair with
. The case jack hit the river, giving each player a full house. Daugherty's jacks full of sixes was not enough to avoid elimination.




when Swedish player Daniel Nordstrom put his opponent to a decision for all of his chips. His opponent deliberated and feared the flush, but with over 20,000 in the middle and only about 5,000 behind he made the call and tabled 
for flopped two pair. However Nordstrom flipped over 
for the nut flush to scoop the pot and send his opponent to the rail.
flop and getting no callers.




.
for running quads and the stone-cold nuts! Poh threw his head back as he revealed 
for a flopped full house that had somehow come unstuck in the worst way possible -- perfect, perfect!
flop to him. Cha bet 2,000; only Nam called. Both players checked through the
turn. Khow checked a third time when the board paired with a river card of
. Cha counted out 3,500 and pushed it into the middle; Nam snap-called. Cha turned top pair with
, but it was no good against Nams
. Level: 5
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 25