board. Ng's opponent just barely had her covered. He tanked for over a minute before throwing all of his chips into the middle.
to knock Ng out of the tournament. She departed the table with a few very sarcastic, "Nice hand," remarks.
and saw a 
flop with two hearts on it. He checked, he raised when the other guy bet, he called when the other guy pushed, and his opponent's 
made a flush on the turn. At least he has a new hat though -- he goes through the trilbies at a rate of knots, leaving them in various hotels and airports around the world. "I'm keeping this one," he said. "I lost all my chips but I'm keeping my hat. I'm done with losing today." Good man.
. When everyone checked, Binger tried to buy the pot with a bet of 2,500 on the 
turn. He couldn't shake the button. Both men checked the 
river, with the button player turning over 
to take the pot.
board, a massive and decidedly untidy pile of chips lay across the line in front of Laak, enough to easily cover Rory Matthews who had just 19,500 behind.
for the backdoor flush. Some uproar as Laak mucked and raked in the pot -- Dag Palovic thought the belonged to Laak, and Will Kassouf claimed to have seen the 
in Laak's hand. "Was that the king of clubs?" he asked, a little hysterical. "I don't know," lied Laak. "The king of clubs was right there," Kassouf refused to give up.
finished off the 
board, and Hansen had bet 8k on the river. His opponent on the button then raised him to 19k. The 11k to make the call represented over a third of Hansen's remaining chips, and he tanked with aplomb. . He mucked.
