, the first player fired 150 before Chuck Kelley made the call. THe next player called and then Ted Lawson mucked. Out of the four that saw the flop, three remained to the turn.The turn brought the
and action was checked by the first player and Kelley. The player with last action fired 600 and only Kelley called.The river completed the board with the
. Kelley fired 2,500 and his opponent raised to 5,500. Kelley made the call, but mucked his hand when his opponent tabled two black threes for a full house.Kelley's down to about 14,000 chips.
flop, he bet 1,200. Only one player called.
. Little's opponent checked and then called another bet for 2,000 chips. Both players shut it down on the 
river. Little's opponent showed 
, a flush draw that turned a pair of jacks. It was enough to win the pot when Little mucked.
come down. Brock Parker was first and he checked. The next player checked and then Soheil Shamseddin fired 4,000. The player behind him called and the other two folded, leaving the action heads-up to the turn.
face up and Shamseddin scooped the pot. He didn't show and moved up to 45,000 chips. Despite the blinds only being at 25-50 for the first level, the chips are really flying.
between one player and former WSOP champion Jerry Yang. The first player fired 2,500 into Yang. After a minute in the tank, Yang fired back a raise to 6,500. His opponent quickly called and showed the 
for two pair to beat Yang, who mentioned he only had a queen.
