The flop came
and Torbergsen led out with a 3,800 bet. Judah made the call and the other two players folded.The turn brought the
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. Bizarrely, Judah decided this was a good time to tie his shoelaces, as Torbergsen went into the tank. Eventually he laid down his hand and Judah replied, "I'll tell you later," as he scooped a nice pot.
Judah now sits with close to 70,000 while Torbergsen is left to struggle with a stack of 26,000.
, 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 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 
but was crushed by Kravchenko's 
and Kravchenko doubled up, increasing his stack to 46,000. Sevilla still had plenty of chips, with 125,000 in front of him. 
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