Don Wilson jammed for 66,000 from the hijack, and Jimmy Cappucci three-bet shoved for 151,000 on the button, chasing out the blinds.
Don Wilson: 
Jimmy Cappucci: 
Wilson's prospects went from poor to wonderful after a 
flop delivered him a flush, leaving Cappucci searching for running cards to fill up. The 
turn and 
river were safe for Wilson, and he doubled up.
Level: 17
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 10,000
A player raised to 20,000 from the cutoff, and Jon Turner three-bet shoved for 162,000 on the button. David Olson called off his last 40,000, and the cutoff folded.
David Olson: 
Jon Turner: 
Both players paired up on the 
flop, but Olson's pair of aces were in the lead. The 
turn left Turner looking for a king for the knockout, but Olson doubled up instead after the 
fell on the river.
Vincent Newland jammed for 68,000 from middle position, and Thirst Lounger Voislav Ivanovski made the call in the big blind.
Vincent Newland: 
Voislav Ivanovski: 
"Of course you have that," Ivanovski said with a smirk.
Newland ended up with a full house on the 
board and earned the double.
Level: 16
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 8,000
With a sizeable amount of chips already in the middle, Dalton Ream put in a 10,000 bet on a 
board. Bjorn Peterson thought over the decision with a big pot on the line.
"I have king-high right now," Peterson said. He eventually elected to fold, and after the hand both players are sitting on north of 20 big blinds.
Arlie Shaban went all in preflop under the gun, and the big blind called.
Big Blind: 
Arlie Shaban: 
Board: 
Shaban's ace-jack held up, and the Run It Up ambassador is still hanging in.
Jimmy Cappucci jammed for 64,000 from middle position, and found a caller in the small blind.
Jimmy Cappucci:
Opponent:
Cappucci whiffed on the 
flop, but paired up on the turn to take the lead. His opponent could still win with a queen, ten or seven on the river, but the 
river sent the double to Cappucci.
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