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Danny Huynh was excited to get all of his chips in the middle holding 
. However he wasn't so thrilled when his opponent flipped over 
for top set.
on the turn didn't change things and Huynh was left drawing to a club. Fortunately for him, the river brings the 
and Huynh takes down a monster pot worth 60,000 chips to assume the tournament chip lead.
. However his hand grows when the flop presents 
.
gives Furay a full house and when his opponent fires another barrel, the chips go into the middle with his opponent drawing dead holding 
.
hits on the river and Furay now has around 45,000 in chips.
.
but was going to need some serious help against the of Lae.
pushed the last of his chips into the middle when the flop brought 
. However when Carlo Gosselin made the call with , Vazquez stood up and seemingly threw his cards into the muck to concede defeat. Amongst the confusion, the dealer deemed his cards live and the turn and river were dealt. Amazingly the on the turn and 
on the river, gave both players a straight and the pot was split!
, PokerStars qualifier Dan Owston looked down at his and couldn't believe his luck! royal flush draw. It's rare to be nervous holding quads, but Owston was relieved to see the turn of 
and river 
, to eliminate his opponent.
and the action was checked around to the player on the button who opened with a 2,000 bet. The action then fell on Hachem, who, acting from the big blind, shoved all in for approximately 10,000 chips. His bet was called by a player in seat ten, who had originally checked the flop. All of the other players, including the button player who bet the flop, folded. and had his opponent, who tabled 
, quite dominated. giving Hachem's opponent additional outs for a straight, but the 
on the river filled Joe up, effectively doubling him up to 23,000 in chips.
Level: 5
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 25
. His opponent held for the nut flush draw but the only diamond he didn't want to see on the turn came with the 
landing to give Thomas quads nines and the 40,000 chip pot!
