. He was unhappy to see the button show 
. The flop was all spades, 
, but neither player had a spade in his hand. Field's opponent dragged the pot after the turn came 
and the river 
gave him a completely unnecessary set.
Jim Sachinidis led out for a bet of 1,500 and was put all in by John Overbeek. Sachinidis made the call, tabling to be ahead of Overbeek's 
.
and river the 
to see Sachinidis double to 9,200 chips as Overbeek still sits with around 35,000.
both players checked, and the river brought the .
for a set of sevens.
, Hurst held the lead with against his opponent's 
. Things would remain that way with the turn and river falling the 
and 
. Hurst would double to just over his original starting stack with 22,000 in chips.
Patrik Antonius called a player's all-in holding to be ahead of his opponent's flush draw with 
. would fall on the turn, but with the landing on the river Antonius was left with only 11,000 in chips.
Level: 3
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 25
flop, the big blind checked and Powell fired 1,100, both the middle position and button players folded, and the big blind called.
Powell made it 1,600 and was check-raised to 4,000. After counting off his stack, Powell eventually folded, leaving just 8,400 behind. He'll need to reverse his fortunes to get his Main Event back on track.
