Mark Fink opened for 500 from the cutoff and Nicola DiTrapani three-bet to 1,700 on the button. The blinds folded and action was back on Fink who called.
The flop fell and Fink checked to DiTrapani who continued for 1,500. Fink thought for a few moments then tossed his hand into the muck.
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There was heads-up action between Steven Federspiel from the small blind and Darin Utley from the big blind with a completed board of .
Federspiel lead out for 1,700 into a 6,000 pot and Utley raised to 4,600. Federspiel called only to see Utley flopped the flush with to rake in the pot.
Larry Beilfuss raised to 500 from early position and was called by Kou Vang from middle position along with Scott Geier from the big blind.
The flop was checked to Vang who fired out 600 and Geier called. Beilfuss raised to 1,600 and Vang re-raised to 2,600 getting a fold from Geier while Beilfuss called.
The turn brought the which was checked by both players to the river where Beilfuss took down the pot after he lead out for 4,000.
There was four players that saw a flop and action was checked to Nathan Anderson who fired out 1,600 from middle position. Frank Cerminara called from the cutoff along with Brian Zupancich from the small blind, while Curtis Vierstraete mucked his hand from under the gun.
The dealer dropped the on the turn and Anderson took down the pot with 2,700 bet.
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and Fink checked to DiTrapani who continued for 1,500. Fink thought for a few moments then tossed his hand into the muck.
flop was checked to Vang who fired out 600 and Geier called. Beilfuss raised to 1,600 and Vang re-raised to 2,600 getting a fold from Geier while Beilfuss called. 
which was checked by both players to the 
river where Beilfuss took down the pot after he lead out for 4,000.
on the turn and Anderson took down the pot with 2,700 bet.
