The woman in the small blind bet out 5,500, and Graham made the call.
Quick check-check.
The small blind checked, and Graham bet just 1,600. Is opponent asked the dealer to spread the pot and decided she had to call with 
for top pair. Graham showed 
and scooped the pot with trip queens.
. The early-position player checked, inducing a feeler bet of 20,000 from Moneymaker. That player must have sensed weakness; he check-raised to 50,000, drawing a disgusted snap muck from Moneymaker, who showed 
.
; amazingly he was ahead against the early-position player's unimproved 
!
on the turn. "Thank goodness," he said. It didn't completely take the sting out of losing 50,000 chips, but it vindicated Moneymaker's fold.
Level: 11
Blinds: 800/1,600
Ante: 200
, a player fired 12,000 into Vanessa Rousso, who sat behind a stack of about 160,000 chips. Rousso raised the player to 30,000. Her opponent moved all in for 99,900 and Rousso went into the tank. Several minutes later she found a fold and tabled her 
face up to relinquish the pot. SHe lost some chips and now has about 130,000.
for 4,000. Pilgrim raised to 8,300, not nearly enough to slow down Levesque. Levesque put in a three-bet. Pilgrim stared him down briefly, then one by one dropped matching chips into the pot to call.
. "I don't think it's a good card for you," said Levesque. "Am I right?" He took a swig from his bottle of beer while awaiting a reply. Pilgrim offered none. 
, a set of tens
, top pair river, the stacks were counted down and Levesque was busto.
flop. When action on the turn passed to Binger, he fired 7,500. Nobody gave him any further resistance.
. But when his opponent bet 6,100 on the turn, Wong surrendered.
