v. 
race between him and Carter Gill.
flop.
fell on the turn. 
and Saab's jacks would reign supreme to claim the pot, sending Gill to the rail.
. He eliminated the big blind and increased his own count to roughly 40,000.
Steve Wong moved his last 8,550 into roughly a pot of 12,000. for a rivered set of trips.
Level: 7
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 75
needed to improve in a big way against his opponent , but Do was basically drawing dead after a flop of 
. He needed running tens to avoid elimination but they didn't come. Do is out.
and Michael Woo's opponent was all in for 30,100 chips. It was a big decision pot for Woo, the kind of hand that can really cement a player's chances of going deep by building a big stack. Woo elected to call with 
, but was up against 
. He never improved as the turn was a blank 
and the river also missed, 
. Counting down the chips needed to pay off his opponent cut Woo's stack in half.
. His opponent led out for 8,500. Cheong thoughtfully cut the chips off of his stack and slid them across the betting line., Cheong's opponent stopped messing around. He moved in for his last 15,300 Cheong asked the dealer to count it down, but once she confirmed the total he mucked his hand.
