Four players were in action on the 
board with about 16,000 in the middle. After the first player checked, Ray Henson bet 6,600. DeJuante Alexander raised all in for right around 34,000. The player behind him folded, the first player folded, and then Henson went into the tank. Eventually, he gave it up, and Alexander showed just the 
as he pulled in the pot.
Trung Nguyen was in the big blind to start this hand. A player in early position was short stacked and shoved all in. Then, according to the table, another player reraised all in for around 60,000. A third player, the one in the small blind, also moved all in, and all of this happened before action was on Nguyen in the big blind.
"He should polish up his Oscar the way he was acting with kings," said TJ Cloutier about the small blind's "acting job" with 
.
Nguyen was in the big blind and woke up to the mother of all hands, the 
. He quickly called and had the other three players covered. Not only was he up against pocket kings, but one player had 
and another had 
.
The board ran out 
, and Nguyen's aces held to give him a massive stack and the chip lead.
From early position, Steve Buckner raised to 4,000. The only caller was the player in the big blind, and the flop came down 
. The first player checked, then Buckner bet 3,500. His opponent check-raised to 8,000, then Buckner moved all in, effectively for 23,000 total. The player gave it up, and Buckner won the pot. He showed the 
for top set.
From early position, Henry Tran raised to 3,600. Aaron Massey called from the big blind, and the flop came down 
. After Massey checked, Tran bet 5,000, and Massey folded.
David Gritz just doubled up to about 65,000 thanks to his 
coming from behind against an opponent's pocket jacks.
Level: 12
Blinds: 800/1,600
Ante: 200
Level: 11
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 200
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