, with the short-stacked Lynch being the first one to move all in. His opponent insta-called with 
, a hand that was ahead of Lynch's 
. The turn fell 
, a card that did not improve Lynch. Down to one last card, Lynch nailed a gutshot straight the with 
to double up to 33,000.
, and both players checked.
, and Deeb led out with a bet of 1,100. His opponent quickly called.
. Deeb bet about 10,000, enough to put his man all in. His opponent obliged, making the call and putting himself at risk. Deeb tabled 
, and it was the winner. The unknown player slipped his cards back to the dealer, stood up from his seat, and made his way towards the door.
, but the flop was a complete disaster for Young as it read 
. Marshall had flopped the straight with the big re-draw as well, and Young was on the brink. The turn gave him a glimmer of hope as the 
peeled off, improving the at-risk pro to trip aces. Like a bolt of lightning, the 
struck the turn, making Young the come-from-behind full house and earning him the crucial double up. He's back up over the 9,000 mark.
Level: 7
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 50
. Action passed to a player in middle position, who opened for 1,000. Taylor check-raised to 5,000. That folded everyone back to the player who opened the action. The chips were soon in the middle. Taylor's opponent showed 
; he was far behind Taylor's flopped straight with flush and straight flush re-draw 
. The board ran out 
to give Taylor a double-up to 30,000.
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