We found Daniel Yi all in for about 11,000 while another player was in for around 8,000. Dave Likins put them both at risk with 
and was pleased to see Yi turn up 
and the third player 
. The 
flop helped nobody, and the 
turn locked it up for Likins.
Level: 8
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 200
On a flop of 
in a blind battle, Andrew Donahue got his 15,500 in against small blind Greg Jennings.
Jennings: 
Donahue: 
Donahue had a straight with a straight flush redraw, while Jennings had a set. The board didn't pair as the 
turn was followed by a 
river, and Donahue doubled through.
On a flop of 
, we didn't see the action, but Mike Rieck put a shorter-stacked player who had about 15,000 at risk.
Rieck: 
Opponent: 
The turn was a 
, locking up the hand for Rieck.
A player opened for 1,200 in early position, and a middle player jammed for 4,675. Jonathan Nye made the call in the small blind, and Tim Woodson shoved in the big for 15,525 more. Action folded to Nye, and he thought for about a minute and dropped in calling chips.
Nye:
Woodson:
Middle position: 
The dealer spread a flop of .
"Ya'll are open-ended," Woodson observed.
Nye binked the 
on the turn to make a winning set, and the river was an 
.
"It's hard to make money if they don't have the best hand," Nye remarked after the hand. "Otherwise, they don't wanna put anything in the pot."
Level: 7
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 100
Terry Karn put in 3,000 after one player checked a 
flop. A third player folded, and the player who checked jammed for about 9,000. Karn called with a stack that barely covered his opponent.
Karn:
Opponent:
Karn had his opponent crushed and the queen kicker held up as the turn was a and the river an .
James Mackey got his last 13,000 or so in preflop with 
, dominating the 
of Bryan Campanello. The flop came ten-high and Mackey held on for an easy double.
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