. Vengrin, obviously, didn't know what they had when he decided to call over the top of both of them with 
. It worked out for him when the board ran out 
to give him top pair, top kicker and the best hand. He has moved up in the counts to over 70,000.
and was in a race against [Removed:293]'s 
.
and thus be crippled with only 5,000 in chips.
, reraising out of the small blind after a player open-raised from the cutoff. The cutoff player put in a third raise when the action came back to him, prompting Seidel to move all in for 23,600. The cutoff called with 
.
, and then the board double paired out 
to send him to the rail.
to be well ahead of Ng's 
.
couldn't see any improvement for Ng as he headed to the rail as Quach chipped up to 40,000 in chips.
couldn't outdraw Lisa Walsh's 
, with the final board reading 
.
. Sitting in the big blind, he opted to reraise to 4,400. Kastle made the call, but the small blind went for the squeeze play by reraising all in for 13,000 total. Casale reshoved for about 60,000, drawing a very reluctant fold from Kastle. The small blind was caught, turning over 
, but got bailed out by the board. The 
flop gave the small blind hearts and a gutshot; the 
turn filled the gutshot; and the 
river filled the hearts.
Bruno Portaro led out fo 1,200 and was me with a reraise to 4,600 with Neil Channing making the call as Portaro passed. and Channing instantly called the all in from his opponent and tabled 
to be a long way ahead of his opponent's 
. The river fell a safe for Channing sending him to 35,000 as he sent his opponent to the rail.
. She tabled and found herself up against unimproved ace-king. The board blanked out 
to give her a double-up to 29,000. -- but ran into Joe Cabret's pocket aces . A third player who had been dealt pocket jacks got caught up in the mix. He wound up making a set of jacks on the river, but the board four-flushed in clubs to give Cabret the victory. He sent both players to the rail and climbed to 88,000.
Level: 6
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 75
