
to his opponent's 
.The two players saw the flop bring 

and Boutin looked prime for a double-up. The turn revealed the
and little danger. However, Boutin could not dodge the river card and was eliminated when the
fell.

to his opponent's 
.The two players saw the flop bring 

and Boutin looked prime for a double-up. The turn revealed the
and little danger. However, Boutin could not dodge the river card and was eliminated when the
fell.


, giving him top set. A heavy favorite to take down the pot, Burt could hardly watch as the turn and river filled out
,
giving his opponent a runner-runner diamond flush, leaving Burt on the ropes with just 6,000 in tournament chips.


flop holding 
. He was called by two opponents - one who challenged with a pocket pair of aces and the other with 
. The
fell on the turn and the player with the straight announced, "All in, " creating a side pot of approximately 10,000. He was called by the player who held aces and the
that fell on the river was inconsequential, sending the main pot to Fineman and the side pot to the unknown player with the straight.

in the small blind. The other player turned over the 
, and Chris Ferguson's tournament life was on the line as a 3-to-2 favorite. Fortunately for Chris, the board came 



and his pair of aces won a pot worth 14,000.
Level: 7
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 100