Checking in on the Chip Leader
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Even Farkye can't win every pot though; he recently raised to 11,000 from under the gun. Action folded to Cornel Andrew Cimpan in the big blind, who squeezed his cards and then announced he was all in. Farkye snap-called with
, only to see that he was behind Cimpan's 
."Again?" Farkye asked. Apparently it was not the first time he ran ace-queen into ace-king. The board ran out
, not enough help for Farkye. He paid Cimpan 105,000 total chips, dropping his stack back to 1.035 million.
board. His raise was over the top of a lead bet from Hoyt Corkins. Corkins called with 
and was surprised to find his hand more live than he had anticipated against Akkari's 
. Corkins didn't hit, as the river fell 
to make an unnecessary straight for Akkari. He doubled up to 247,000 while Corkins took the hit to 203,000.
after his lone opponent, Payman Arjang, checked. Arjang check-raised to 23,000 and Wasicka called.
, Arjang led out for 26,000 of his own. Wasicka took roughly one minute before moving in for 82,500. Arjang was pained to make the call, but he did. Wasicka wordlessly turned over 
for rivered trips.
. "Oh my god," he said. "The kid hits a two-outer one time." Mueller's set of kings held with a turn 
. He doubled up to 210,000.