Action folded to Greg Dyer in the hijack seat and he raised to 2,500. Pahuja was in the cutoff and stated that he had
and just called. He mentioned that he normally would three-bet here against an active player like Dyer, but felt he had the best hand and wanted to just take a flop instead.The flop came down
and Dyer fired 5,500. "It was such a big bet, almost pot-sized, so I felt he was really just bluffing," mentioned Pahuja and then he made the call.The turn put the
out there to give Pahuja two pair and put a possible flush on board along with the straight possibilties that were already there. Dyer fired 11,000 and Pahuja mentioned that he thought this was another obscure large bet. He said that he didn't want to raise because he's only going to get called by hands that beat him and there's was still a good chance he had the best hand so he wanted to call, hoping Dyer would slow down on the river.The river was the
and now there were four clubs on board. Dyer checked and Pahuja told us, "I reached and put all my blues (T5,000) and yellows (T1,000) in the middle to put him all in." He then said that Dyer tanked for several minutes before making a call. Pahuja said that Dyer stated that he really couldn't put him on a hand so that's why he called. Pahuja admitted that he made his river bet as a bluff because he wouldn't be getting called by something that he could beat. Instead, he announced that he had two pair after Dyer called and Dyer held only 
off suit for a pair of aces giving Pahuja the pot."That's the craziest hand I've ever played in a big buy-in tournament," said Pahuja. "I never thought I'd ever have the best hand there, that's just insane!"
Pahuja is now up to 115,000 chips and Dyer was sent to the rail.
against his 
. The board rolled out 
and Daniel is in trouble with about 15 big blinds left.
. D'Agostino held top set of eights and Gray held 
for a straight draw.
flop. The turn was the 
and again the small blind checked. This time Griffin fired 3,600, a bet which his opponent called.
. The small blind checked a third time. Griffin followed with his own check a few seconds later. Each player showed down 
offsuit. Griffin seemed visibly irritated and was talking to himself. We weren't able to catch anything that he was saying but he was definitely unhappy with the result of the hand.
and Lauria checked. Froehlich bet 6,400 and was called by both players, leading to the 
hit the river. Before Froehlich could put out a bet, Lauria threw his hand to the muck and Froehlich took in the pot.
.
and Cantu led out this time, making a bet of 15,500. His opponent made the call after a few moments and then the 
fell on the river.
and Bax is up to 210,000 after spiking a third jack.
