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On a board of 
we found Full Tilt Poker Red Pro Peter Jetten leading with a bet of 1,600.
His lone opponent in the hand made the call as the 
found its way on the river.
Jetter paused for a moment before tossing in a yellow 5,000-denomination chip while announcing a bet of 4,000.
His opponent quickly made the call only to muck at the sight of Jetten's 
for backdoor trips as he moved to 26,000 and change.
On a flop of 
we found the action checked over to Anton Wigg who opted to fire out a bet of 2,125.
His opponent responded by check-raising to 17,000 as Wigg made the call for his tournament life.
Wigg:
Opponent: 
In a sick cooler of set-over-set, Wigg would see the 
and 
roll off on the turn and river to end his tournament early.
Jackson Zheng bet 475 on the paired 
flop only to be raised to 1,200 by Charles Chua. A third player in the hand folded, but Zhenge made the call.
The turn card brought the 
and Zheng checked. Chua bet 1,550 and Zheng mucked after a bit in the tank. He's down to 17,800 while Chua moved up to 23,000.
After the button raised to 250, David Bach called from the big blind and the flop came down 
. Bach checked and his opponent bet 300. Bach made the call.
The turn card brought the 
to the board and Bach checked. His opponent bet bigger this time, sliding out 700. Bach made the call.
The river card was the 
and both players checked. Bach tabled the 
and his king high was good against the opponent's 
.
On a checked flop of 
, both Jeff Fenech and Nikolay Evdakov checked it through to see the 
land on the turn.
Fenech fired out 2,000 and Evdakov made the call as the 
landed on the turn and Fenech continued for 4,000.
Evdakov made the call, but was forced to muck when shown the 
of Fenech as he moved to 22,000 in chips.
Action got pretty crazy on a board reading 
. The first player to act bet 525. Van Marcus slowly made it 2,725. Then the elderly gentleman to his left said, "I'm going to raise," and stuck out 1,500. He was clearly confused, but paid without grumbling when the dealer explained that he'd committed himself to a bet of 4,925.
"I'm going to raise too," said the original bettor, making it 12,525. Van Marcus then instantly moved all in. The third player thought about his decision for a few minutes, staring at the board and his chips. Then he moved all in too. And the first bettor shrugged and stuck in his stack as well.
Marcus and the original bettor looked at each other and agreed they must have the same hand. "You got diamonds?" Marcus asked. "Only one." At showdown it was 
vs. 
vs. 
. No one had a freeroll, so the river didn't change a thing. And with that, the dealer split the pot three ways.
Vesko Zmukic opened to 250 preflop and found two callers as a flop fell and the action was checked through.
The turn of the 
saw the big blind lead for 550 before Zmukic made it 1,550 to go with just the big blind calling.
The river of the 
saw the big blind check and Zmukic fire out 2,525 only to have his opponent quickly make the call.
Zmukic tabled his 
, but it would be his opponent's 
for the second nut straight that would see him claim the pot as Zmukic slips to 15,200.
Koray Turker opened with a cutoff raise to 250 only to have Darren Woods three-bet the button to 800.
Once the blinds passed and the action returned to Turker, he made it 2,100 to go. Woods happily responded with the five-bet to 4,700 only to see Turker respond with a long pause in the tank before moving all in.
Woods deliberated momentarily before folding as Turker flashed his powering 
to claim the six-bet pot to move to 25,000 in chips.
Warwick Mirzikinian reraised from the big blind after Ilir Beluli raised to from middle position. Beluli then made it 3,950 and Mirzikinian called.
The flop came down 
and Mirzikinian check-called a bet of 5,500 from Beluli to see the fall on the turn. Both players checked and the fell on the river. Both checked again.
Beluli mucked when Mirzikinian turned over the to win the pot.
With the board reading , Michael Chrisanthopoulos check-called a bet of 850 from out of the small blind to see the pot sit at around 3,100.
When the river of the 
completed the board, Chrisanthopoulos checked before his opponent tossed in a bet of 5,100.
Chrisanthopoulos deliberated for nearly two minutes before making the call showing his .
His opponent however tabled his 
to collect the pot and send Chrisanthopoulos down to 11,700 in chips.
