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On a flop of 
Carlos Mortensen made a bet of 2,500. He found folds from Barny Boatman and David Oppenheim, but James Akenhead decided to test Mortensen and put his entire stack in the middle, going all in for about 12,000.
Tony G got out of the way, and after some thought, so did Mortensen.
It's extremely difficult for us to see or hear the action based on the television set. We're doing our best, but forgive the sure-to-be inaccuracies.
Level: 2
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 0
Carlos Mortensen made it 1,000 to go and found callers in David Oppenheim in the cutoff, James Akenhead on the button, and Tony G and Annette Obrestad in the small and big blinds respectively.
The flop came down 
and it was checked around.
The 
fell on the turn and Tony G led out for 2,500. Obrestad folded, as did Mortensen, and the action was on Oppenheim.
After some thought, Oppenheim reraised to 5,500 total. Akenhead tossed his cards toward the muck, Tony G followed suit, and Oppenheim raked in the pot.
Carlos Mortensen raised it to 1,000 and got calls from Annette Obrestad, Mike Matusow and Gus Hansen, who was in the big blind. The flop was all spades coming down 
, and both Matusow and Hansen checked the action over to Mortensen, who led out for 3,000. Obrestad and Matusow both folded, but Hansen, however decided to stick in a check-raise making it an additional 5,000 on top. Mortensen called, and the 
hit on the turn.
Hansen led out for 9,300 on the turn, and Mortensen studied and stacked before moving the rest of chips to the center of the pot. Hansen quickly made the call and the cards were on their backs. Mortensen had flopped top set with pocket tens, but would need help against the flopped flush of Hansen, who held 
.
The 
on the river was gin for Mortensen, filling him up and leaving Hansen with a paltry 3,500 in chips.
We were unable to see or hear the announced action preflop, but there was a raise to 1,000 by one of the players. The flop came 
, and James Akenhead led out for 2,300. Annette Obrestad was the only caller, and the two saw the hit on the turn.
Akenhead checked over to Obrestad, and she bet what looked to be 5,000 in chips. Akenhead made the call and the two saw the 
on the river. Once again Akenhead checked things over to Obrestad, who bet what looked like 10,000. Akenhead thought for about a minute or two before folding.
Annette Obrestad has about 34,000 in chips.
Level: 4
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 100
Cards are in the air!
Level: 1
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 0
The players have all taken their seats and the cards will be in the air shortly!
