Sung:


Samson:


The board ran out




to send Samson to the exit at the rivered set of Sung. Sung is now up to 25,000 chips.








to send Samson to the exit at the rivered set of Sung. Sung is now up to 25,000 chips.




, Chris Back led for 7,000 and [Removed:198] quickly made the call.
and [Removed:198] mucked his hand as he slipped down to 10,000 and Bach chipped back up to over 48,000 in chips.




for Lackovic, but he still had outs when the flop read 

. The turn gave Lackovic an even bigger sweat when it fell the
. His patience would be rewarded when the river landed the
to fill Lackovic with a Broadway straight.
. Lee took the initiative and fired out a bet of 2,800. Action was on Huang for thirty seconds before he silently slid out a stack of blue (500) chips which the dealer cut down to a total of 9,000 chips. Lee tanked for about a minute and a half but ultimately mucked his hand -- as most tankers do!
Level: 8
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 75

over, signifing a call. 
. Leitner caught some help on the flop, but was unable to improve when the board eventually ran out 



. Yea rockets to 86,500 in chips as Leitner hits the rail.
against his opponent's
. The flop
left Sung's opponent looking for runners. He didn't get them.
. His only opponent was Lim. Lim called the flop bet, creating a pot of 7,500 chips heading to the
turn. Nasr bet 4,200, sending Lim into the tank for two minutes. Nasr finally asked for a clock; Lim was given one minute to act on his hand. He flipped his cards into the muck after thirty seconds.
by the time we got to the table. Lim was ahead with
; his opponent was on
and needed a king or an ace to take down the pot.
, and when the stacks were counted down, Lim had his opponent barely covered. As a result, his opponent grabbed his things and left the tournament floor. Lim is now on 41000.








. Saab doubled to over 25,000 in chips.