With over 10,000 in the middle preflop, Mike Del Vecchio was on the button, clashing with a player in the big blind. The flop came 
and the big blind fired 2,800. Del Vecchio responded with a raise, placing in two 5,000-denomination chips.
Del Vecchio's opponent tanked for a while and then decided to let his hand go, exposing 
. Del Vecchio flashed just the 
and his opponent said that "it could have been ace-queen of hearts".
Justin Liberto bet 900 on a 
flop from the big blind and an opponent in middle position called. On the 
turn, Liberto bet 2,500 and his opponent made it 6,000. Liberto stuck around for the 
river, which he checked. The other player thought a bit then checked and showed 
, clearly not expecting to win. However, it was good.
It appeared that a late open to 700 and a flat from Kelly Minkin in the cutoff prompted a player on the button to squeeze. However, short-stacked Marc MacDonnell woke up with a good hand and he moved all in from the small blind, leaving the button committed to calling it off. MacDonnell was down to just 6,450 and he peeled in a perfect moment, getting in a showdown versus 
.
The road to double wouldn't be too easy for MacDonnell as the flop landed 
, but MacDonnell stayed ahead till the end as the 
and runout didn't improve his rival's hand.
"He did it!" Kelly Minkin observed, applauding MacDonnell's double.
Following a raise to 700 from under the gun, Shane Warne (hijack) and Justin Liberto (button) flatted, inviting the big blind to join the action.
The 
saw the opener continue for 1,400 and call when Liberto raised to 3,200. The two continued to the 
turn which brought no bets.
The 
double-paired the board and Liberto faced a bet of 5,000. He quickly gave up.
Scott Margereson raised to 700 in the cutoff and Josip Simunic called in the small blind. Simunic check-called 600 and then 2,300 as the board ran out 
. On the river, Simunic faced a bet of 4,000. He tanked more than a minute then folded.
"Show one time," he said.
Margereson said he could pick one and Simunic flipped over the .
"Now I can't sleep at night," he said with a sigh.
Level: 4
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 300
Players are on their third 15-minute break.
Tristan Bain bet 1,700 from the button on 
and his opponent in the cutoff called. On the 
river, Bain faced a lead worth 2,600. He tanked about 90 seconds then made it 18,700. His opponent folded around 30 seconds later.
Shane Warne raised in the cutoff before a player to his left three-bet to 2,000. Action returned to Warne who matched the price.
The flop came 
and Warne check-called 1,800. The 
turn filled the flush draw and both players checked, alllowing the dealer to turn up the 
river. Warne checked and immediately folded when his opponent tossed in 3,500.
"Five times, five hands, five losses," Warne summarized his appearance so far.
Seth Davies looked to have put in a raise to 5,000 from the button against an opponent under the gun on . That player called and then both players checked the 
and .
The first player showed 
and Davies showed he had it on the flop but would have to settle for half as he flopped two pair with 
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