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David Steicke was faced with a bet from his opponent of 9,100 chips into an already very healthy pot. Steicke thought for a moment before making the call hoping his hand was a winner. However his opponent flipped 
for a flopped flush which was too good.
. The small blind checked, Timex checked, and the cutoff checked. The turn was the 
. The small blind checked again, Timex bet 1,600, the cutoff called and the small blind folded. The river was the 
. Timex immediately moved all in for his remaining 2,000 or so and after a bit of a think, his opponent gave it up.
and both players checked. The turn was the 
and Hansen fired a bet of 1,625 to which his opponent called. The river landed the and Hansen slowed down and checked the action to his opponent who tossed all of his small-denomination chips into the middle for a 1,875 bet. Hansen raised his eyebrows and seemed confused by the action and bet amount. He did the math and eventually shrugged his shoulders as he dropped his chips into the middle for a call.
which is not the hand that Hansen expected to see as he reluctantly tossed his cards into the muck.
. Brown bet 5,200 into an already juicy pot and his opponent moved all in over the top for a total of 15,750. Chad studied the situation for a brief moment before eventually shrugging his shoulders and announcing, "Call."
for a flush draw, while his opponent revealed a pocket pair of aces.
. Negreanu checked, the cutoff bet 2,000 and Negreanu callled. The turn was the 
and both players checked. The river was the 
. Negreanu bet 2,800 and the cutoff folded. 
!" said Negreanu, flashing his cards and revealing that he not only flopped the second nut flush but had a royal flush draw as well. 
