Papa Karn made it 4,200 from early position and got four callers.
The flop came 
and the action checks around until a player bets 8,000. The button and the small blind folded before Jeremy Rodriguez shoved all in for 64,300. Karn asked for a count, but eventually folded as did the bettor.
The next hand, Karn and Rodriguez were heads up with the board reading 
and Rodriguez check-called 15,000.
The turn was the 
and Rodriguez shoved all in. Karn folded.
Chad Justice, Harold Swift, and Mark Burford are all in with Justice holding the biggest stack.
Justice has 
against Burford's 
and Swift's 
.
The board runs out 
and Swift wins the main pot. Justice wins the side pot and eliminates Burford.
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Yong Suk Choi got all in preflop with an opponent who had 
against Choi's two jacks, .
The board ran out 
and Choi won the hand, eliminating his opponent and stacking almost 80,000.
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The board read 
and Phil Norton from West Monroe, LA bet 3,000. Another player called before a third player shoved all in. Norton reshoved all in and the other player folded.
Norton had the best of it with against the 
of his opponent.
The turn was the and the river was the and Norton won the hand, eliminating his opponent.
A player opened to 3,000 and Kris Burchfield three-bet all in for about 17,000. Yong Suk Choi reshoved all in for 19,100 and the opener called.
Choi: 
Burchfield: 
Opener: 
The board ran out 
and Choi won the pot, eliminating Burchfield and taking most of his opponent's stack.
Four players saw the 
flop and Eddie Buie checked before a player in middle position bet 4,200. Buie and another player called.
The turn was the and Buie checked again. The same player bet again, this time making it 5,000 to go. The player on the button called and Buie shoved for 9,300. He got called in both spots.
The river was the 
and both the remaining players checked.
Buie turned over 
for a straight and claimed the pot.
Lane LeBlanc limped under the gun and Jerry Whitley called behind before another player moved all in for 18,200. LeBlanc reshoved for more and Whitley folded.
LeBlanc showed against the 
of his at-risk opponent.
The board ran out 
and LeBlanc won the hand and eliminated his opponent.
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