Four-handed on a flop of 4♣3♦2♥, a player in the hijack bet 2,200 before Mike Chilton raised to 6,000 on the button. Truth Sublime called in the big blind, as did the hijack.
The turn was the 10♠ and Sublime led out for 14,000. Both the hijack and Chilton quickly folded, and Sublime took the pot.
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John Fenwick raised to 2,000 in early position and Joshua Oliver called in the cutoff. Raymond Cushing then three-bet to 6,500 in the small blind, and both opponents called.
The flop came K♠J♣5♥ and Cushing bet 3,500. Only Fenwick called to see the 8♥ turn, where Cushing bet another 8,000. Fenwick again called.
Cushing moved all in on the 6♣ river, and Fenwick quickly called for his last 15,000. Cushing showed J♦J♥ for a set, and Fenwick sent K♣2♣ into the muck as he made his exit.
KJ Helton bet 3,000 from the hijack on a flop of K♣3♣3♦ and Dale Sudduth called in the big blind.
Both players checked the A♥ turn. Sudduth then bet 5,000 on the 10♠ river, and Helton called. Sudduth showed K♠3♥ for a flopped full house, and Helton flashed the K♥ as he mucked.
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Jason Allen raised to 2,600 under the gun and Erica Kellner three-bet to 8,000 in middle position. Phillip Gambrell called in the cutoff, while Allen then moved all in for 15,900. Kellner also shoved for 18,700, andn Gambrell called to put both opponents at risk.
Jason Allen: 9♣9♦ 
Erica Kellner: Q♦Q♠
Phillip Gambrell: A♦10♥
Kellner remained in the lead with her queens through the turn on a board of 4♥5♥2♣2♥, but the 8♥ river gave Gambrell a flush to win the pot and send both opponents to the rail.
Level: 6
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 800
A player under the gun moved all in for 6,400, KJ Helton reshoved in the small blind, and the rest of the table got out of the way.
All-In Player: K♥J♣
KJ Helton: Q♠Q♦
The at-risk player was looking for a king to stay alive, but he missed the A♠7♦4♥3♥5♦ board and Helton's queens stayed in the lead to earn him the knockout.
John Fenwick moved all in for 9,500 in the cutoff and Mitchell Morales called in middle position.
John Fenwick: A♣Q♠
Mitchell Morales: A♦K♦
Both players hit top pair on the J♣5♥2♦A♥8♥ board, but Morales' king-kicker continued to play to earn him the pot and send Fenwick to the rail.
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Ryan Stephens three-bet to 9,600 in the big blind and Matthew Kittell called on the button.
The flop came J♣5♠6♦ and Stephens bet 8,000. Kittell called, and the 9♦ fell on the turn.
Stephens then moved all in for 21,900, and Kittell took a minute before calling. He showed 8♥8♦, while Stephens had Q♦10♦ for straight and flush draws. The K♥ river gave Stephens his straight, and he doubled up.
"Made a great call, and that happens. Giant sucking sound on the river," Kittell lamented.
Craig Welko bet 2,300 from the cutoff on a flop of K♦8♥6♦ and Jason Derlein called on the button.
The turn was the 10♠ and Welko bet 6,200. Derlein called to see the K♣ river, where Welko bet 15,000. Derlein snap-called.
Welko showed 6♠6♥ for a full house. "Had to be the king, huh," Derlein said as he mucked K♠J♣, and Welko took the big pot.
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