Jeff Klein opened for a raise, and Andrew Dykeman shoved all in for 900,000 or so. Klein thought for awhile before deciding to make the call.
Klein: 
Dykeman: 
Dykeman's rail loudly called for a queen for the local player, but it was a straight draw appearing on the 
flop. Outs were called out, but a 
didn't answer the call. Neither did a 
river, which took the air out of the sizable Dykeman contingent.
Toby Boas defended his big blind from a button min-raise by Jeff Klein. Boas check-called 150,000 on the 
, and an 
was followed by two checks. Boas checked the 
river, and Klein bet 300,000. Boas thought it over for a minute or two and tossed in a call.
Klein showed 
for an airball, and Boas had 
.
Brian Arbaugh raised to 100,000 on the button and called Toby Boas' 250,000 three-bet. Boas opted to check the monotone 
flop, and Arbaugh bet 200,000. Boas called, and two checks followed the turn. Boas checked the 
river, and Arbaugh said he was all in after thinking briefly. Boas snap-called and tabled 
, as Arbaugh mucked his hand.
Level: 27
Blinds: 25,000/50,000
Ante: 5,000
KC Collins limped under the gun and then called 150,000 from button Jeff Klein on the last hand before break. Collins called off his last 50,00 or so on the 
flop.
Klein:
Collins: 
Collins picked up some outs on the 
turn with a gutter, but the board paired harmlessly on the 
river.
Daren Wooten shoved his 200,000 or so in and was called by Brian Arbaugh.
Arbaugh:
Wooten: 
Arbaugh ended things in quick fashion as a 
flop gave him quads.
It seems clear that Toby Boas and Brian Arbaugh are destined for a big clash. Boas has already three-bet Arbaugh multiple times from his left, but in one recent pot he opted to call a raise to 95,000 in a blind battle. Boas called another 105,000 on the 
flop, and Arbaugh checked the turn. He then called 150,000 from Boas, and both checked the river.
"Pair," Arbaugh said.
Boas flipped and Arbaugh sighed and mucked.
Brian Arbaugh opened for 80,000 in middle position, and Toby Boas made it 175,000 on his left. Arbaugh four-bet to 430,000, and Boas thought awhile and called. The two checked the 
flop and saw a 
turn. Arbaugh bet 300,000 and was called. Action went check-check on the , and Arbaugh flipped 
. Boas showed 
.
Level: 26
Blinds: 20,000/40,000
Ante: 5,000
Toby Boas opened for a raise on the button and then called a three-bet to 140,000 from Greg Raymer. Both players checked the flop, and the turn made the board 
. Raymer check-called 160,000, and a hit the river. Raymer checked again, and Boas bet 200,000. Raymer called immediately, and Boas showed for two pair. Raymer mucked face-up.
"Only hand I was worried about," he said.
The next hand, Wil Augenstein opened for 70,000 under the gun, and Jeff Klein called. Boas made it 170,000 to go, and Raymer called off for 100,000. Augenstein shoved, and Boas snap-called.
"I hope I don't have to get too lucky," Raymer said. He would indeed need to.
Boas:
Augenstein: 
Raymer: 
Boas' kings were well poised for two knockouts, and it came to be when the board ran out .
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