and was up against
. It was no problem for her to find a matching king on a flop of
. The board safely ran out
after that, giving Obrestad the chips and the win. She's up to 145,000.
and was up against
. It was no problem for her to find a matching king on a flop of
. The board safely ran out
after that, giving Obrestad the chips and the win. She's up to 145,000.
Level: 8
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 100

.
. He was raising Tony G's
. The board was all clear for Tony by the turn,
, but a tournament-killing
hit the river to send him to the rail.
but was dominated by Comer's 
. The first first cards fell 


and Assadourian quipped, "Want to chop it now?" as the river fell the
to give Assadourian the flush and yet another double-up. He's up to 28,000 with Comer slipping to 68,000.
on a
flop. On the turn
his lone opponent check-called a bet of 15,000. Chronis then moved all in after his opponent checked the
and was called. His opponent did not have the nuts; he had unimproved
and was sent home before the first break with a bad beat story.
in a commanding position against the 
of Fellows.
in the door with the 
to put Fellows in front, and leave Graham teetering on the brink of elimination. The
turn was no help, but like a gift from above the
spiked the river to save Graham and push him up to 38,000 chips.

was in control against Humunicki's 
.



and Gowen takes it down to move up to about 40,000 chips, with Humunicki sent to the exit.