Level 11
: 600/1,200, 100 ante
Demian Poll just doubled up and then some.
Three players saw the 
flop and action checked to Poll, who bet 3,100. Denny Tucker raised to 7,000, and then the first player check-raised all in, putting Poll at risk if he called. Poll called, going all in, and Tucker folded.
Poll showed the nut flush with the 
against the queen-high flush of his opponent. The board brought another club, but it didn't change a thing, and Poll won the pot to double up.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
|
72,000
21,000
|
21,000 |
, and Pimpedly bet 3,200. Harting folded.
. The player in the big blind checked, and Wahba took down the pot with a bet to 4,900.
versus the pocket kings of Smith. The board ran out 
, giving Guagenti a sliver of hope with some additional outs following the flop before shutting the door on his tournament life.
and was flipping against the pocket jacks of his opponent.
, and Nelson scored the knockout with trip queens.
against the 
of Weiss and hit a king on the flop to double up.
of Wojtuniecki.
, and Mark Nienow was first to act. He shoved for his last 24,700. John Nelson was next to act, and after some consideration, he called. The action then fell to Lance Howard, who took a bit longer to decide, but eventually called, too. The other player in the hand had folded.
, and Nelson checked to Howard. Howard took even longer this time, but eventually settled on a bet of 30,000. Nelson called.
, and Nelson checked again. Howard took a few moments and shoved all in for 85,000. Nelson had him covered and would be left with only about 12 big blinds if he called and lost the hand. Nelson called and saw the bad news when Howard turned over a flush. Nelson mucked his had, but because there was an all in, he had to show. He had flopped a straight with 
.
. He had both players covered and his jacks held to give him the double knockout.
