Billy Argyros checked from the hijack on 
and David Luong bet 2,400 from the cutoff. Argyros paid the price.
Both players tapped the felt when the 
filled the flush draw and Argyros checked again on the 
river. Luong flicked in 6,000 and Argyros spent well over a minute processing the situation. Then he opted to fold, soliciting: "Show me the bluff!"
"Nah, no more showing," Luong said, smiling.
Bjorn Ostby was all in for about 11,000 with 
on the felt. His opponent decided to call the wager and flipped over 
for top pair, but that couldn't hold a candle to 
for the nuts.
A player opened for 1,100 in middle position and called when Michael Zhang three-bet to 3,300 on the button. The flop came 
and the middle player check-called 2,600. On the 
turn, he check-called 4,300. Both players checked the 
river and Zhang tossed 
in, no good against 
for running two pair.
Level: 6
Blinds: 250/500
Ante: 500
Players are on a 15-minute break.
What looked to be a preflop three-bet pot saw David Luong bet 3,000 out of the big blind on 
. His opponent jammed 17,600 on the button and Luong called.
Luong needed a favorable runout for his , playing just queen-high at the moment. The other player showed 
but he stood up from his chair when the hit the turn. The river was the 
, confirming the knockout.
"Sun run!" Luong shouted.
We didn't see when the money went in, but Michael Behnert had in front of him on a board of 
. That was netting him a double worth just under 35,000, with 15,000 already in the pot. His neighbor had a strong hand himself with 
but had to send over nearly all of his own chips.
Scott Margereson had his chips in front of him to collect a double, having held with 
against . According to a player there, the lead up to that had been quite action-heavy, with the cutoff having come in for a raise and Steven Tabb having three-bet in the small blind. Margereson put in a cold four from the big, the opener min-raised on a five-bet, Tabb folded and Margereson shoved for about 47,000.
The board ran out 
, allowing Margereson to fade having to chop.
A player in the hijack bet 2,550 on a board of and Paul Tedeschi called on the button. The hijack sized much bigger with a shove on the 
river. Tedeschi had about 17,000 left and he took only second to call.
The hijack showed with a shrug and Tedeschi took it with 
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