We found Clint Tolbert considering the all-in check-raise of Ben Ector on a board of 
. Tolbert had fired 7,200 into a pot of about 17,000 on the river, and Ector shoved all in from middle position. Tolbert tanked a few minutes and called, and Ector showed him 
for the nuts.
Level: 8
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 100
Alex Foxen got the last of his stack, about 15,000, in preflop with 
but ran into an opponent holding 
. Both players bricked the board, leaving the king kicker as a winner.
At two other tables, Johanssy Joseph and Brian Green went bust and reentered.
Ryan Tepen bet 6,000 in the cutoff on a board of 
and an opponent in middle position raised to 12,000. Tepen took awhile and then decided to call. The river was an 
and the first player checked. Tepen moved all in for 23,750 effective, and his opponent took his turn to tank a few minutes before mucking.
Level: 7
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 75
A player fired 6,000 into a 7,500 pot from middle position, and Chino Rheem made it 20,000 in the cutoff on the 
flop. A third player folded. The bettor tanked awhile and then mucked 
face-up, eliciting gasps from the table.
"Will you show me?" he asked Rheem.
"I'll just put it to you this way: you had the best hand," Rheem said. "I could have beat you, but you had the best hand."
A very short stacked Allen Kessler moved all in preflop holding 
and found a call from a player holding 
. The flop was bad news for Kessler when it came 
, but he was drawing live. The board finished , Kessler made a pair of kings and doubled up just before break.
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