. Billy Kopp fired 600 and one player called. Another player raised to 1,600. Kopp then made it 5,050 and the caller in between folded. The raiser went all in and Kopp made the call, holding pocket threes and a flopped full house. His opponent held 
for trip sixes.
, two players checked to the last player to act. He bet 4,200. The first player folded and then the next player that had checked was Gavin Smith. Smith check-raised to 15,000, which was enough to put his opponent all in. The player tanked for several minutes before finally committing the rest of his stack. The hand he did it on was just ace high with the 
offsuit. Smith had him drawing very slim with the 
. Only an ace on the river would save the player and cost Smith the pot.
and Smith's jacks were still the best hand. He was able to bust the player and collect the hefty pot to put himself up to just over 50,000.
Level: 4
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 0
. Cada busted a player in the process who held about 25,000 chips.
. The small blind checked and then the preflop raiser fired 1,050. Fricke called and the other player folded.
and both players left checked.
and the cutoff seat fired 3,000 into Fricke. After a few minutes in the tank, Fricke tossed in the call. His opponent showed him a full house with the 
and Fricke mucked his cards, dropping back to 37,000 after the hand.
. After the turn came the 
, Shak checked and the next player checked. The third player bet 4,500. Shak then check-raised to 15,000 while wincing in pain. He's wincing because of his arm that's in a sling due to a broken shoulder from a skiing accident. The next player folded before the player that bet the 4,500 tanked for a couple minutes and then made the call. and Shak moved all in, using his one good arm to slide the chips across the line. The other player looked at the dealer and mumbled some complaints about the river card. After a minute or so in the tank, he folded 
face up on the table. Shak showed two red sevens for a flopped set and scooped in the pot to move up to 50,000 chips.
between Dwyte Pilgrim and one other player. Pilgrim fired 800 and his opponent called.
and Pilgrim fired 1,500. His opponent didn't look to happy about Pilgrim firing out the bet, but made the call anyway. Pilgrim tabled 
and then his opponent tabled 
for the winning hand.
