and Wolf checked to Rousso who led out with a 1,500 bet; Wolf called. The 
turned out to be the action card, as Wolf checked to Rousso who bet 6,000 - enough to put Wolf all in. Having flopped the stone cold nuts, Wolf snap-called and turned over his 
; Rousso tabled 
and was drawing dead.
; Brown turned over 
.
flop gave Brown the lead with a pair of kings, but the fell on the turn, tilting the scales in Cheng's favor. The river was an inconsequential 
, sealing Brown's fate as a casualty of Day 1 play.
in a classic coinflip situation, as the board filled out 
giving his opponent a pair of queens, which were good enough to send Assadourian to the rail.
Level: 5
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 25
against Michel St. Pierre who tabled 
. A third player in the hand had called Lam's all in, but St. Pierre moved all in over the top of Lam's bet, which made the third opponent fold.
giving him top two pair. The turn and river came 
,
and Lam's two pair would hold, tripling him up to just over 6,000 in chips.
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