Will Pengelly checked and called from the big blind on 
when Alan Cummins bet 100,000. On the 
river, Pengelly checked and quickly called 175,000 more but he couldn't beat 
.
"Nice value bet," Jeff Banghart said. "You looked like you knew where you were at."
Phil Osborne limped in from middle position and Ekrem Bozkurt bumped it up to 73,000 on the button. Wei Zhang shipped all in for around 160,000 in the small blind and both Osborne and Bozkurt called.
The flop came 
and Osborne led out for 125,000. Bozkurt reluctantly called and the 
paired the board on the turn. Osborne checked this time and Bozkurt shoved all in. Osborne ditched his cards to the muck and the remaining two hands were tabled.
Bozkurt showed 
for trip nines while Zhang sighed before turning over his 
. The river was the 
and Zhang was sent to the payout desk.
Men Nguyen was down to 100,000 and shoved in early position, and Johnny Deas looked him up with 
. Nguyen had 
but he flopped a ten to double.
Matthew Bray made it 60,000 on the button, Alan Cummins called and Mark Fisher shoved for 332,000 in the big blind. Bray mucked but Cummins quickly called, revealing 
. Fisher had the goods with 
and he secured a double after flopping a set.
Joe Elpayaa bet 50,000 from early position on a 
flop. Ekrem Bozkurt called out of the big blind. He check-called 120,000 more on the turn. On the river, Bozkurt fired out 300,000. Elpayaa sighed, double-checked his holding, and mucked.
Mike Rogers limped in from the cutoff and Brian Green raised to 80,000 in the big blind. Rogers called to go heads-up to the flop of 
. Green led out for 30,000 and Rogers raised to 130,000. Green called and the landed on the turn.
Green checked this time and Rogers pushed all in for 175,000.
"There's too much in the pot for me to fold," Green said as he splashed chips into the pot.
Rogers turned over for two pair and Green was drawing dead with 
. The river was the insignificant 
and Rogers earned himself a double up.
Juan Lozano shoved all in from the cutoff for about 265,000 and Alan Cummins snap-called in the small blind.
Alan Cummins: 
Juan Lozano:
The board ran out 
, so the queens stayed best.
Phil Osborne limped in from the cutoff which invited the small blind and big blind to come along. The flop came 
and Dean Baranowski checked from the small blind. Ekrem Bozkurt threw in a bet of 27,000 and Osborne raised to 70,000. Baranowski folded and Bozkurt made the call.
The turn was the and Bozkurt check-called another bet of 85,000 from Osborne. The landed on the river and both players knuckled the table. Bozkurt turned over for trip sevens while Osborne showed 
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