On a completed board of 
, Jeffrey Colpitts shoved all in when an opponent checked to him. It was about 31,000, just under the size of the pot. The other player only had that slightly covered, but he nonetheless called and tabled 
to beat Colpitt's 
.
Three players saw a 
flop for what looked like 4,200 apiece. A player in the blinds checked and a player in early position bet 2,500. Vinny Pahuja peeled on the button and the third player mucked. On the 
turn, Pahuja won the pot with a bet of 8,400.
"That's not the turn card I wanted," Pahuja's opponent said with a smile.
Naveen Chettipally was down to his last 7,500 and facing a shove from a player in the big blind on 
. He decided to call it off and his opponent turned over 
for a pair and a draw.
Chettipally had it for the moment with 
and he stayed best on the 
river.
Level: 7
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 600
Players are on break for 15 minutes.
On a flop of 
, action went nuts at Table 38 with what looked to be a bet and a DJ MacKinnon shove on the button, followed by a shove out of the big blind for about 15,500. The bettor mucked and MacKinnon showed 
for a massive draw and two overs. One of them was live as his opponent had 
, and the 
turn and 
river brought in MacKinnon's outs twice.
With 
on the felt, Frank Loffren jammed for 13,000 effective from early position into a pot of about 10,000. His opponent snap-called and showed 
for a flopped boat, and Loffren showed he'd been coolered with 
.
On a 
flop, a middle-position player bet 2,200 and a player on the button called. Small blind Mukul Pahuja woke up with a raise to 8,000, but everyone stuck around for the 
turn. Pahuja fired again for 25,000, and he earned one immediate fold and one slower fold.
Level: 6
Blinds: 300/500
Ante: 500
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