, Wilbur Futhey raised a bet of 600 from his opponent to 3,000. His opponent made the call. After the pot was pulled in, Futhey stuck his last 6,100 into the middle in the dark. His opponent called him in the dark.
and then both players exposed their cards. Futhey held top two pair with 
and his opponent held 
.
hit the felt.
and the big blind checked. Brady bet 650 and the next player folded. The big blind raised to 1,525. Brady studied his opponent and then put in a reraise to about 3,900. His opponent quickly folded and Brady tabled the 
.
and the first player checked. The next player bet 200 and the third player called. Brady then raised to 1,200. The next player folded and the original bettor made the call. The other player folded as well as it would be heads up to the turn. and a bet of 1,000 was presented to Brady. He made the call. The river brought the and Brady's opponent bet 2,000 this time. Brady made the call. 
for a flopped set, Brady revealed his 
for a straight and scooped the pot.
Level: 4
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 0
between Matt Brady and a single opponent.
for a turned set and scooped the pot. He now has 32,000 chips.
to him, Todd Terry bet 525. His opponent called.
and Terry's opponent bet 1,000. Terry went into the tank and then finally made the call. He was shown 
by his opponent for a straight. Terry mucked and is down to 15,000 chips.
. The king on the end was no good for Fischer as it filled Pilgrim's straight. He has earned a much-needed double-up, sitting now with 15,550.
. Heads up in the pot, Minaya's opponent has bet enough to put the pro all-in. As we walk up, Minaya is deep in the tank, struggling with his decision. After a minute or two, he stands up to kneel on his chair, a resigned look on his face. Finally, he grabs his remaining 10,750 chips and clunks them into the pot with a dull thud-rattle.
in between his hands as Minaya turns over the winning 
for just a pair of threes. After making that big call, the pro has doubled his way up to over 30,000.
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