Maxx Coleman shoved in for a little over 100,000 in middle position after Kevin Eyster opened under the gun, and Eyster called.
Eyster: 
Coleman: 
Coleman looked headed for the door after 
flopped, but an 
turn gave him a huge lead. The river was a 
.
Larry Wright shoved in from the cutoff for 47,500. Gordon Vayo got the count in the small blind and then dropped in calling chips.
Vayo: 
Wright: 
Wright expressed confidence he would win but the 
flop kept Vayo best with aces. The 
turn further closed off outs for Wright, and the 
river made Vayo a flush.
John Gordon defended his big blind from a Gordon Vayo button raise and then check-called a bet on the 
flop. Both checked the 
turn and the hit the river. Gordon checked and Vayo bet 28,000. Gordon quickly called only to see Vayo turn up 
for quads.
"Argh," Gordon said, flashing 
.
Level: 17
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 500
Level: 17
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 500
Kevin Eyster opened for 11,000 in middle position, and November Niner Gordon Vayo made it 30,000 to go from the button. Eyster called and the two checked to the river as 
hit the felt. At that point, Eyster finally reopened the betting with 45,500. Vayo thought a bit, got the count, and then raised to 120,000. That brought a grin from Eyster, and he leaned back in thought.
"You got those KKs huh?" he said. "Son of a bitch..."
Eyster finally slid his cards in and flipped over the 
. Vayo smiled and dragged the pot.
Table 42 is full of personality and stacked with chips. Rex Clinkscales, Layne Flack and Ricky Rushing and company are firing huge pots. Opening for 40,000 and getting calls, calling off 120,000 with 
preflop and, Rushing the table leader, open-shoved from under the gun holding 
- and held.
We're going to keep a close eye on the table as there's a good chance someone could end the night with monster stack over Kevin Eyster or Ray Qartomy.
Level: 16
Blinds: 2,500/5,000
Ante: 500
Three players put in 26,000 on a board of 
and a 
was added to that on the river. Orlando Romero checked in the small blind, the fourth-street bettor checked in the cutoff, and Jim Carroll immediately fired 45,000. Romero thought about a minute and slid in a call, and Carroll flicked 
into the muck face-up.
"All I got's a ten," Carroll said, turning over . "Missed my flush."
Romero shook his head and mucked, and Carroll shot him a shocked look before dragging the pot.
Players are on break for 15 minutes.
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