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Jonathan Poche opened for his usual 16,000 with La Sengphet making the call from the button as both players checked the 
flop.
The turn of the 
was met by a delayed continuation-bet of 26,000 from Poche that Sengphet called before the 
was checked through on the river.
Poche showed a small pair, but it would be Sengphet's 
that would see her collect the pot.
Charles "Woody" Moore and Jonathan Poche saw a flop come down 
with Moore in position. Poche checked first and then Moore checked behind.
The turn brought the 
and both players checked again to see the 
fall on the river. Poche bet 29,000 and Moore immediately called. Poche tabled the 
for a straight to the seven and Moore mucked his hand.
On a board reading 
we found Sam Barnhart moving all in to force James Anderson out of the hand.
The following hand - after a Josh Evans raise to 16,000 - Anderson tried his own all in move which successfully saw him collect the pot.
Although he is the over-whelming chip leader, Jonathan Poche is still being picked on by his fellow final table combatants.
After James Anderson opened to 14,000, Poche three-bet the button to 37,000 only to have Anderson respond with an all in. Poche deliberated slightly before mucking.
The following hand saw Poche bump it up from the cutoff to 16,000 only to have Josh Evans on his direct left move all in for 222,000 in chips. Poche again elected to kick his cards to the muck while slipping to roughly 465,000 in chips.
From the cutoff seat, Josh Evans raised to 16,000. James Anderson defended his big blind with a call and the flop came down 
between the two players. Anderson was first to act post-flop and checked. Evans also checked.
The turn added the 
to the board and Anderson fired a bet of 19,000, which was called by Evans. The dealer then placed the final card on the board, the . Anderson fired again, betting 46,000 this time. Evans made the call, but mucked when he saw Anderson's 
for a flopped full house.
Catching the action on the 
flop we found Jonathan Poche pushing out a 29,000-chip bet into two players.
La Sengphet check-folded from the big blind, but the original raiser in James Anderson made the call to see the 
land on the turn. Anderson check-called 69,000 before the completed the board.
Anderson checked and Poche slid out a bet of 110,000 which - after a few moments of deliberation - was called by Anderson.
Anderson tabled his 
and Poche nodded accordingly before mucking while slipping to 300,000 as Anderson leap-frogs him up the leaderboard.
Level: 17
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 1,000
Charles "Woody" Moore opened another button with a raise. This time he made it 22,000 to go. Jonathan Poche three-bet to 69,000. Everyone folded, including Moore, and Poche won the pot.
From the small blind, Jonathan Poche opened the action to 17,000 only to have Josh Evans move all in from the big blind for slightly over 130,000. Poche immediately made the call.
Poche: 
Evans: 
The 
flop put Evans squarely in the lead, and when the 
and 
landed on the turn and river, Evans was pushed the pot as Poche sunk down to roughly 130,000 in chips.
