. An unknown player had the betting lead, and he fired 3,075 chips at the pot. Adam "Roothlus" Levy was the other player in the hand, and he didn't waste too much time making the call.The last card off was the
, and the aggressor stuck a big stack of 20,000 chips into the middle, enough to put Roothlus to a decision for the rest of his own chips. Levy had about 13,000 left to work with, and he eventually decided folding was the most prudent course of action, sending his cards back to the dealer and saving his remaining chips for a better spot.
, both players checked.
and the small blind bet 1,250. Baldwin made the call.
and both players checked again. The small blind revealed the 
, but was second best to Baldwin's 
. Baldwin's up to 32,000.
, Levy fired 7,000, which was enough to put Deeb all in for his last 6,500. Deeb mucked and Levy scooped the pot to push back up to 20,000.
and the two blinds checked to Sarwer. He fired a continuation bet of 2,100. Cousineau folded, as did Lieu. The big blind made the call though.
and the big blind checked. Sarwer fired 3,500 and his opponent called.
and the big blind fired 4,300. Sarwer looked him up with the call, but his opponent wasn't fooling around as he revealed 
for a full house on the river. Sarwer is down to 50,000.
facing one opponent. The player called and the turn brought the 
and Fish checked. His opponent took some time and then fired a bet of 6,200. It was now Fish's turn to tank. The massage therapist kept working on Fish's back muscles while his brain worked out the answer to the equation. Finally, he made the call.
. Fish then showed 
