Bill Klein bet 12,000 from under the gun on a flop, and Talal Shakerchi raised to 28,000 next to act. Back to Dan Colman, who had checked out of the small blind, and he cold-called the bets. Klein mucked, and Colman and Shakerchi checked through the and .
Colman showed for a flopped flush and took the pot.
Connor Drinan got his remaining 66,500 in on a flop with , making him a favorite to double through Sean Winter, who had . The turn was an and the river a , and Drinan collected his double.
Tony Guoga opened the hi-jack to 4,000 only to have Pratyush Buddiga three-bet the small blind to 16,000. Daniel Negreanu cold-called in the big blind as Guoga came along also.
The flop fell and action was checked to Guoga who bet out 20,000 as Buddiga folded.
Negreanu called before both players checked the on the turn.
The river landed the and Negreanu led out for 25,000 as Guoga folded.
From under the gun, Byron Kaverman opened to 6,000 and Cary Katz three-bet next to act to 20,000. The action passed back to Kaverman, and he called as the dealer spread a flop.
Kaverman checked and Katz bet out 14,000 with Kaverman calling as the landed on the turn and Kaverman again tapped the table.
Katz checked behind and the river landed the and Kaverman checked for a third time as Katz announced a bet of 49,000.
Kaverman paused, and then pushed out a check-raise amounting to 155,000 with Katz making the call.
Kaverman tabled his and Katz tossed his cards into the muck.
flop, and Talal Shakerchi raised to 28,000 next to act. Back to Dan Colman, who had checked out of the small blind, and he cold-called the bets. Klein mucked, and Colman and Shakerchi checked through the 
and 
. 
for a flopped flush and took the pot.
and Perkins doubled through to over 130,000 in chips.
flop with 
, making him a favorite to double through Sean Winter, who had 
. The turn was an 
and the river a 
, and Drinan collected his double.
and action was checked to Guoga who bet out 20,000 as Buddiga folded.
and Negreanu led out for 25,000 as Guoga folded.
flop.
and Kaverman checked for a third time as Katz announced a bet of 49,000. 
and Katz tossed his cards into the muck.
