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Chris Moneymaker and two other players were looking down at a board of 
. Moneymaker and the player to his left checked and the third player fired a bet of 2,500. Moneymaker called and the remaining player folded his hand.
The two were heads up to the 
turn and Moneymaker took control of the hand by moving 5,000 into the center. His opponent called and the river paired the board with the 
.
Moneymaker tossed out 11,000 and his opponent let out a sigh and and flung in a call.
"Trips," said Moneymaker, showing 
. His opponent was visibly frustrated and slapped his cards into the muck. Moneymaker, however, scooped the pot and padded his stack to about 75,000.
Moneymaker had a disappointing finish in Day 1b and has truly showed up to play today.
Our own Sarah Grant caught up with Chris earlier in the day so be sure to check out that interview here:
board with about 10,000 in the pot, the bet was 5,150 to David "ODB" Baker who wasted little time in calling.
for a missed straight draw, while Baker took down the pot with 
.
river. Salaburu is now sitting around 118,000 and further solidifying his position as the biggest stack in the room.
with about 4,500 in the pot and Paul Wasicka had already committed 2,200 post flop. He was now faced with a decision for his remaining 8,000-ish after his opponent put him to the test with a stack-covering raise.
and trailed his opponent's 
hit the turn to give Wasicka the lead, but the 
landed on the river to give Wasicka's opponent a flush to score the elimination.
for two pair and Nguyen mucked his hand. We haven't really seen much action out of the 1998 WSOP champion today and his stack is currently sitting at around 10,500.
