Phan Takes Down a Large Pot
With about 1,500 in the pot and a board reading 
, the player in the small blind led out for a bet of 1,200 and John "The Razor" Phan raised to 3,200 from the cutoff. The small blind would not be deterred and reraised to 7,200. Phan thought about it for about a minute and then made the call.
The 
fell on the turn and the small blind bet 8,000, which Phan called. When the 
appeared on the turn, the small blind looked as if he was going to bet but instead decided to check. Phan asked for a count on his opponent's stack before checking himself.
"I think you got it," said the small blind. "I have king high." Phan waited to see his opponent's 
before turning over his 
for a pair of nines. Phan took down the large pot and increased his stack to around 54,000.
, Tim Phan and Adam Levy checked to Wesley Pantling. He fired 1,700 and then Phan made the call. Levy thought for a minute before raised to 5,000 even. Pantling folded, but Phan came along.
and Phan tapped the table. Levy checked behind to see the 
, not turning over his other card. Levy didn't show anything and waited to see Phan's 
for a worse flush draw, but a rivered pair of deuces. Those lowly deuces were good enough to win the pot and add the chips to Levy's stack.
into the 
. Bardah fired 800 and the next player called. The other player folded.
fell on the river, Bardah fired out 2,500. His opponent raised to 6,500 and Bardah tanked for a few minutes. He eventually tossed in his hand and didn't seem too thrilled about having to do so.
for a rivered flush. Montgomery dropped to 13,500 after the hand after losing with 
. King checked and Anderson fired 1,700. King made the call.
fall on the river. King led with a bet of 2,650 and Anderson mucked.
and action checked to Bleznick. He fired 3,650 and that was good enough to win the pot.
and about 4,500 in the pot. Shaun Deeb had checked to Eric Baldwin who took his time before sliding his entire stack, which was over 40,000, into the middle.
face-up. He had flopped a boat. Baldwin didn't show so we'll never know if it was a good fold.