flop, culminating with Lodden calling the unknown's all-in shove. The turn and river blanked out 
, 
and Lodden scooped up the pot worth over 50,000 in chips.
but was crushed by Kravchenko's 
. The board ran out 
and Kravchenko doubled up, increasing his stack to 46,000. Sevilla still had plenty of chips, with 125,000 in front of him.
and was delighted to see his opponent's T-T. The flop, though, was a brutal 
, making his opponent's set. The turn was the , giving him more outs with a gutshot straight draw and a flush draw, but the was no help for Kid Poker and he hit the rail.
, saying, "It's not much, but I don't have very many chips." Edlund then smiled, knowing she was in good shape with her pocket jacks. "Ah, of course she's got a big pair," her opponent chided.
and when the final card was dealt and Sandra guaranteed victory, nearby railbirds let out a roar as their new favorite player raked in the pot.
and Torbergsen led out with a 3,800 bet. Judah made the call and the other two players folded.
and Torbergsen checked the action over to Judah who fired a healthy bet of 12,000 into the middle. "Reeeeaallllyyy?" pondered Torbergsen as he counted out his remaining stack.
Level: 10
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 100
