and was snap-called by his lone opponent. Vakili could only muster up
and was far behind his opponent's
. There was no miracle for Vakili on the
turn or the
river.
and was snap-called by his lone opponent. Vakili could only muster up
and was far behind his opponent's
. There was no miracle for Vakili on the
turn or the
river.


flop.
. However he was in trouble as his opponent tabled 
for top set.
and the river the
to leave Kemp with only 16,000 chips.


. Both players checked it through to the turn, which came
. Delaney led out with a roughly pot-sized bet that his opponent called. On the river
, and with no flush possible on the board, Delaney checked to his opponent, who made a large bet. Delaney tanked for about three or four minutes into the break before open-mucking 
. His opponent grinned and turned over 
.
. Putt checked to his opponent, who bet 1,800. That brought a check-raise from Putt to 6,800, and a third raise all in from Putt's opponent. Putt quickly called. "I thought we were playing Manila," said Putt. "Ten-jack."
for a turned straight; his opponent showed
for top set and did not fill up on the
river. He hit the rail, and Putt hit the top of the leaderboard


and Pratis checked to Griffin who fired out 5,500. Pratis then check-raised to 15,000 before Griffin moved all in. Pratis made the call for his last 10,000 and the cards were tabled.



fell on the turn, and Pratis missed his flush draw when the the
bricked out on the river. Griffin is now up to 77,000 as Pratis is sent to the rail.