. Both players cautiously checked. The turn was the 
. Colman paused, then checked again. Te deliberated for about a minute before firing out for 15,000. That bet brought a snap-muck from Colman. Te flashed the 
as he collected the pot.
and said he wasn't afraid to be the bubble boy.
to allow Kerrigan's aces to hold. When the stacks were counted down, Guise had Kerrigan covered, but only by 800 chips.
, but Guise found live cards with 
. A board of 
made two pair, fives and fours, to keep Guise's tournament hopes alive.Level: 14
Blinds: 1,200/2,400
Ante: 400
as one opponent said, "You're not going to like me," as he flipped 
for the Broadway straight.
and she stood and exited the poker room as the bubble girl.
. He found himself with two live cards against one opponent's 
, but was drawing dead after a flop of 
.
to give Bonzon a pair of aces on the turn to eliminate Suzuki from the tournament.
against 
when he caught running spades to make a flush. against Carter Gill's pocket sevens. He caught an excellent flop of 
and made a spade flush on the turn . There was no help for Gill when the river fell .
