and is up against the 
.
and Arieh maintains his lead in the hand. The turn brings the 
and now Arieh is behind his opponent's broadway straight.
on the river.
, Walter Chambers check-called a 600-chip bet from an unknown player in Seat 4.
and both players checked. brought a bet of 1,200 from Chambers., as the unknown player simultaneously tossed in five orange chips, worth a total of 5,000. The floor was called over to make a ruling on the hand, and it was determined that Chambers would have the option of folding, calling, or raising.
and 
to chop the pot with a Broadway straight.
, an unknown player bet 2,700 into a pot of 5,000. Vanderford immediately made the call with 
for two pair. His opponent mucked and Vanderford moved up to approximately 30,000 in chips.
, an unknown player pushed all in for 6,300 against Nick Ceci. After tanking a couple of minutes, Ceci made the call.
. The dealer puts out the 
for the river and Tran checks. The player in the cutoff bets out 3,500 and Tran deliberates before calling.
for a queen-high straight and the winning hand.
, an unknown player bet 2,600 which was called by Wilson and the other two players. The turn was the 
and the player in the six seat bet 2,500. Wilson was the only caller. The river card was a 
and seat six went all in for 4,000 more. Wilson immediately called, showing 
for the nut flush. The player in the six seat proceeded to show 
for eights full. After the hand Wilson is now down to 18,000 in chips.
, and Dannenmann passes to the raiser, who puts in 1800 more chips. Dannenmann folds, and as he re-counts his chips, he sees he has just about his starting stack of 10,000 left.
. Hover immediately moves all in and is quickly called by the other player. Hover shows 
and his opponent shows the . The turn brings the and the river the and Hover cannot improve to win the hand.
