. The big blind fired 500 and only Horan made the call.
and both players checked to see the 
hit the felt on the river. The big blind checked and Horan bet 725. His opponent called and showed 
. Horan held 
and raked in the pot.
, Ali Khalil bet 550. Aytunc Tezay told Khalil, "I'm only going to send you this message one time." before min-raising to 1,100. Khalil made the call.
and both players checked. After the river completed the board with the 
, Khalil bet 2,000. Tezay made the call and Khalil showed 
for a full house. Tezay mucked.
Level: 2
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 0
-- on a board of 
when he found all of his chips in the middle, about 11,000 total. His opponent made the call with a pair and a straight draw holding the 
. hit the river and doubled back to 22,000.
. Lee checked and Khalil fired 600. Tezay called and Lee folded.
to the board. Khalil bet 1,100 and Tezay raised to 2,400. Khalil then made the 5,225. Tezay folded and Khalil showed 
, playing the player not the cards.
. Peter Eastgate fired a pot-sized 10,100, leaving himself with about 6,000 behind. His opponent and Team PokerStars Asia Pro Raymund Wu folded, moving Eastgate back up to around 27,000 chips.
, nice and monotone. The player had checked dark to Saab, who opted to check behind on the flop. and again, both players checked.
and Saab bet 2,800 after his opponent checked. Saab won the pot after the player mucked and moved back up to 30,000.
flop, Philip Dorrington in the small blind led out for 4,500. Roy Vandersluis bumped it up to 9,000. 
turn card prompted a check from both players. 
fell on the river, Dorrington tossed out three yellow, 5K chips sending Vandersluis into the tank. Dorrington seemed to egg-on the veteran, telling him "I know you're afraid I'll show you a bluff." Finally, Vandersluis folded and Dorrington sloppily mucked, allowing the being revealed. 
