Steven Gurney-Goldman opened from the button, and Chris Moneymaker made it 42,000 in the big blind. Gurney-Goldman called, and the flop came 
. Moneymaker checked and called 35,000. Both players checked the 
, and Moneymaker checked the 
. Gurney-Goldman cut out 55,000 and thought for awhile before checking.
Moneymaker showed 
and won the pot.
Level: 19
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 500
Greg Davis put his last 44,000 in under the gun, and Rob Brown put him at risk.
Brown: 
Davis: 
"My time's run out," Davis said, and it looked that way after the 
flop. An 
was what he needed on the turn to grab some equity, but the 
river sealed his end.
Players are on break for 15 minutes.
On an 
flop, action fired off between small blind Rob Brown and big blind Jeremy Cline, with the former calling off his stack of 91,000.
Cline: 
Brown: 
Brown's bottom two was vulnerable, but he held as paint hit the turn and river without pairing the board.
Steven Gurney-Goldman opened to 15,000 in middle position, and Chris Moneymaker called on the button. Moneymaker called 16,500 on the 
flop, and 27,000 more on the 
turn. The 
completed the board, and Gurney-Goldman thought for about a minute and announced all in for 91,000.
Moneymaker snap-called, but Gurney-Goldman quickly tabled 
for top set.
"Wow," Moneymaker said, showing he'd been coolered: 
.
Matt Mahek shoved his last few big blinds with 
in the small blind, and Kent Bitzer woke up with 
in the big and called. The ace-jack held, and players are now in the money.
Chris Moneymaker has made the bubble his time to shine, stacking up to monstrous proportions before just bluffing a chunk to Ken Moore. We picked up the action on the river with Moneymaker betting 55,000 on a board of 
, and Ken Moore thinking for about three minutes before sliding in a call for most of his stack.
"Your tens are good," Moneymaker said, flicking in 
.
Moore had 
.
A short-stacked Michael Nolan got his last 38,000 in preflop from the blinds against Matt Mahek. Nolan held 
, dominating Mahek's , and a board that missed both left ace-king high best.
Level: 18
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 500
Matt Mahek has a healthy stack again after getting in against Ken Moore's . Again, Mahek flopped a set in the door card and survived.
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