
. The other player shows 
.The flop comes


and Dannenmann needs to dodge a few more outs now. The turn and river blank with the
and
and Dannenmann is able to double through to 12,250.

. The other player shows 
.

and Dannenmann needs to dodge a few more outs now. The turn and river blank with the
and
and Dannenmann is able to double through to 12,250.




and Gobar bet 4,000 into a pot of 11,000. Gobar proceeded to state "You really can't value bet in this structure." Hyman tanked for about 5 minutes before finally making a fold. He looked at Gobar and said "Show me the A-5." Gobar proceeded to show the 
to the wows of the table.

. Cohen flips over 
, and the two go racing.

, and the
and
that follow do nothing for Cohen. After the chips are counted down, she is left with just 250 chips to play with.


and both the blinds check to Gill. Gill bets out 1,050 and Engel calls. The small blind re-raises 2,500 more to 3,550. The big blind thinks for a while before folding his hand.
for an eight-high straight. The small blind declares that he has a double gut-shot straight draw and shows the 
.
, then the
. Gill has doubled through and now sits at 16,500.


. The first player to act pushes all in on a short stack for 2,200. The player in Seat 1 thinks for several minutes before re-raising all in himself, having the table covered. The last player to act, Walter Chambers, of Baton Rouge, LA, counts his stack twice before calling off his last 11,000 chips.
, Seat 1 shows 
, and Chambers coyly tables 
, giving him bottom set and dominant control of the hand. The turn and river, 
, fail to improve any hands, and Chambers rakes in a big pot, bringing his stack up to 32,000, while Seat 1 is left with just 1,800 chips.




, and his opponent puts in a bet of 1,000. Sabat stares down the player before making a raise to 2,800. The original bettor thinks for several minutes before folding his hand, and Sabat rakes in another pot. His stack of 16,000 chips puts him near the top of the field.