On a board of 
, Will Pengelly bet 50,000 from the button and Matthew Bray called in the big blind. Bray came out betting big with 150,000 when the 
river changed the board in a big way.
"I flopped a straight," Pengelly declared.
After a couple of minutes in the tank, Pengelly mucked 
.
We found Ekrem Bozkurt, who had entered the pot in the hijack, calling a raise to 100,000 from Ricky Green on the button. Bozkurt check-called 100,000 more on the 
flop and checked the 
. Green slid 200,000 in, and after some thought, Bozkurt folded.
Patrick Eskandar shoved all in for 89,000 from under the gun which was followed by another all in from Greg White on his left. Jeff Sowell was on the button and also piled in the rest of his 300,000 chips.
Patrick Eskandar: 
Greg White: 
Jeff Sowell:
The board ran out 
and both White and Eskandar nailed both of the remaining kings in the deck to chop up the main pot. White also took down the side pot and he barely had Sowell covered, sending him to the payout desk in 29th place.
Three players limped into Hien Tran's small blind, and he made it 140,000. Johnny Deas, who led the cadre of limpers from middle position, shoved all in. Action folded back to Tran and he called it off for about 800,000.
Hien Tran:
Johnny Deas: 
The flip went to Deas as the board ran out dead: 
. He pumped his fist and collected Tran's heathy stack.
Patrick Eskandar put his last 33,000 in and got action from big blind Jeff Sowell, who had 
. Eskandar had 
and faded a flush draw to double as the board ran out 
.
Eskandar said he ran queens into aces to get down to the two big blinds.
Seneca Easley shipped all in for 150,000 in middle position and Mike Rogers shoved all in over the top in the small blind. Men Nguyen looked down at his cards in the big blind and stuck in the last of his 88,000.
Men Nguyen:
Mike Rogers: 
Seneca Easley:
Nguyen was in the lead and in a great position to triple up. The board ran out 
and Nguyen's pocket jacks held on for the win. The side pot was won by Rogers who eliminated Easley in the process.
Dean Baranowski was all in for about 550,000 over an open raise on his right, and Austin Lewis shoved as well in the cutoff for about 450,000. The opener folded and Baranowski showed down his . Lewis had and found no help on the 
board.
On a board of 
, we found Salvador Cervantes in the small blind with 60,000 in front of him, contemplating an all-in shove of 295,000 from Ekrem Bozkurt in early position. Cervantes dropped in calling chips and turned over 
but trailed the of Bozkurt. The river was a 
and Bozkurt doubled up.
Level: 21
Blinds: 8,000/16,000
Ante: 3,000
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