We're not sure when the money went in on this pot, but John Phan just doubled. There was about 33,000 in the pot and a board reading 
as the dealer counted out the remainder of Phan's stack. Phan had 
in front of him which was better than his opponent's 
. Phan had a big stack as it was, but with that double he is up to around 95,000!
Level: 4
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 0
We caught the action on the river with a board reading 
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.
Deeb seemed surprised by the bet yet tortured. Why would Baldwin bet so much into such a little pot? Deeb couldn't seem to figure it out and decided to err on the side of caution. He folded 
face-up. He had flopped a boat. Baldwin didn't show so we'll never know if it was a good fold.
A player raised to 600 from under the gun and then Jared Bleznick reraised to 1,600 from middle position. He was called by a player in the next spot and then the original raiser called as well.
The flop came down 
and action checked to Bleznick. He fired 3,650 and that was good enough to win the pot.
Carter King raised to 550 before Jim Anderson reraised to 1,500. If you don't know who Anderson is, he just recently won the first-ever $10,000 WSOP Circuit Regional Championship in Hammond, Indiana. Action folded back around to King and he made the call, bringing the two players to the flop of 
. King checked and Anderson fired 1,700. King made the call.
The turn brought the and both players checked to see the fall on the river. King led with a bet of 2,650 and Anderson mucked.
Scott Montgomery bet 5,825 on the river with a board reading 
and his opponent moved all in for 3,150 more. Montgomery made the call and was disgusted when his opponent turned over 
for a rivered flush. Montgomery dropped to 13,500 after the hand after losing with 
, according to his tweet.
Ronnie Bardah was involved yet again, this time raising preflop to 525 from middle position. He found two callers who had position on him and the flop came down 
. All three players checked and the turn brought the 
. Bardah fired 800 and the next player called. The other player folded.
After the 
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.
Vanessa Selbst won't be adding a second NAPT title to her résumé. She has been eliminated from the tournament after running her 
into the of Dave "Doc" Sands.
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