


, an opponent in the big blind bets 6,700 and Steve "MrSmokey1" Billirakis, in the cutoff, goes into the tank for several minutes. He eventually raises to 15,000 and now it's his opponent's turn to go into the tank. The opponent calls.The river is
and the opponent checks. Billirakis bets 23,500 and the opponent tanks again. Eventually, a player not in the hand, but short-stacked, calls the clock. The clock is counted down and the opponent cannot bring himself to make an action. (Calling would have left him with only a few chips.) The hand is ruled dead, and Billirakis rakes in a huge pot. He's at 100,500 and is our new chip leader.
, Woolf was faced with an all-in decision for his tournament life, and decided to call. Ilias Kellikidis flipped over
for bottom set and "Neverwin" showed
. The
turn changed nothing, but the
river won the hand for Woolf with a flush.


, a player in middle position raises to 3,400. Dean Hamrick next to him reraises to 7,500, and the button shoves all in over the top, having both players covered. The MP player folds and Dean calls, saying, "I'm on a flush draw."


. Billirakis showed
for the nuts while his opponent showed
turn saw the unknown player bet 10,000. Saul moved all in and was immediately called all in for 26,400 by his opponent.
, needing to catch up against
, and Kevin Saul has dropped to about 20,000.
board, Jamin Stokes was faced with a bet of 2,500. Stokes raised, making it 6,000 total. His opponent tanked, then called. The
river saw both players check, and
was revealed by the opponent. Stokes mucked and is down to 17,000.