Jerry Gumila opened for a raise in early position and saw a player three-bet to 6,200 behind him. Gumila called, and he checked the 
flop. His opponent bet 5,200, and Gumila called. A 
hit the turn after Gumila checked dark, and his opponent shoved for about 16,000. Gumila snap-called with 
for trips, and he had his opponent dead with 
.
Gennady Shimelfarb bet 6,400 from under the gun on an 
flop. David Gutfreund raised to 14,200 in the cutoff, and Will Liebergen called on the button. Shimelfarb pushed all in for about 45,000 more, and Gutfreund folded after getting a count. Liebergen called.
Liebergen: 
Shimelfarb: 
Liebergen had sprung the trap by flatting with his set, and Shimelfarb needed a queen to survive. The 
turn was a brick, but the 
river was just the ticket for Shimelfarb.
Local Larry Ormson just busted out to Will Liebergen when Liebergen made trip queens with 
. We didn't see Ormson's hand.
David Gutfreund busted Bill Romer in a pot we didn't see, and he may now be the chip leader with about 160,000.
Level: 11
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 200
Will Liebergen opened to 3,500 and got shoved on by a player behind him, Liebergen made the call, and he doubled up when he spiked a set on the river with after his opponent had flopped a pair with 
.
Matt Kirby raised to 10,700 from the button after Dave Grandin in middle position fired out 4,000 on a 
flop. Grandin shipped all in for 46,200, and Kirby called immediately.
Kirby: 
Grandin:
Grandin's kings were ahead for the moment, but he had a lot of outs to fade. The and 
two-paired the board, giving Kirby no help, and he sent nearly all of his stack to Grandin.
Patrick Steele just busted out in a hand we didn't catch.
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