. That player bet 1,100 into the pot and Chan called. It was second verse, same as the first on the 
turn, with the small blind making the price of poker 1,800.
and brought one more bet from the small blind -- 3,800. Chan didn't seem thrilled to call, but call he did. His opponent showed top two pair, 
. Chan could only grin and sigh, squeezing his cards one last time before pitching them in.
, David 'Chino' Rheem had all his chips in the middle as the action was on Theo Tran.
, but when the dealer burned and turned the 
on the river, Rheem would exit the tournament as Tran climbed to over 25,000 in chips.
Level: 3
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 25
on the board. Liu's opponent acted first and moved all in, effectively putting Liu all in for about 6,800 if she called.
, improving to sevens fulls of jacks on the river. Liu flashed the but had no full house of her own. She's out.
brought about a check-call from his opponent after Hachem fired 1,200 at the pot.
Hachem's bet of 3,000 was again check-called to see the 
fall on the river.
to best his opponent's 
as he climbs to 35,000 and change.
. "That's ok. I wouldn't believe me either." turn. On the river 
Gill's opponent led into him for 1,050. Gill called, then mucked when he was shown 
for two pair, aces and nines.
and was in rough shape against his opponent's 
. No help arrived on board, forcing Ang to double up his opponent. He drops to about 17,000 in chips.
