Irene Carey and her opponent ended up getting it all in on the turn when the board read 
. Carey turned over the 
for the nut flush while her opponent had the 
. The river was the 
and Carey collected all the chips from her vanquished opponent.
Level: 12
Blinds: 800/1,600
Ante: 1,600
The action folded to Allen Kessler on the button who shipped all in for 6,100 after looking at just one card. The big blind made the call to put Kessler at risk without looking at any of his cards.
Allen Kessler: 
Opponent: 
The flop came 
and Kessler was drawing to three outs after his opponent flopped a pair. The turn was the 
to give Kessler the lead with a pair of aces but the 
on the river turned things in a hurry as his opponent made trip sevens.
Joshua Turner was all in preflop with 
against the 
, the board ran safe for the queens as it came 
to build Turner's stack back up to a healthy level.
Level: 11
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 1,200
John Phan and winner of Event 2: $400 NLH Tyler Phillips checked action down to the river as the board read 
. Phan made a bet of 3,800 on the river. Phillips thought for about ten seconds before making the call.
Phan tapped the table to indicate good call and flipped over his 
. Phillips showed the 
to take the pot.
Robert Morton was down to less than 10 big blinds and he moved all in for 9,100 in early position. The action folded to the small blind who flicked in a call as the two players tabled their hands.
Robert Morton:
Opponent:
"I haven't flopped a set all day," Morton announced as the dealer spread the 
flop. "Well now is a good time!"
The turn was the to give Morton quads and his opponent was drawing dead to the 
on the river.
DJ Alexander was at the river with his opponent with a board that read 
. He made a bet with a full stack of the big chips to put his opponent all in who called after a few seconds.
Alexander turned over the and his opponent shook his head and angrily tossed his into the middle as all his chips went over to Alexander's stack.
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