Mark Koeln opened for 60,000 second to act and Brett Apter defended the big blind. They each checked the flop for a board of 
. Apter check-called 75,000 then check-called 100,000 on the 
. Koeln announced two pair and showed 
to win it.
Dean Hoffman opened early for 60,000 and got called by Zack Mullennix on his left and big blind Mark Koeln. Hoffman continued for 125,000 on the 
flop, and it stayed three ways to the 
. Hoffman shoved for 510,000 and Mullennix quickly called. Koeln flashed the 
and mucked.
Hoffman: 
Mullennix: 
Hoffman's set was best, and the river was a 
.
"He just does it," Brett Apter said with a smile.
Jorden Helstern shoved for 350,000 in the cutoff and Jon Lawson called in the small blind.
Lawson: 
Helstern: 
The board ran 
, so Helstern faded a pile of river cards to double.
Brett Apter opened for 60,000 under the gun and got action from Dean Hoffman on the button and Jorden Helstern in the big blind. Action checked to the last turn on 
. Finally, Hoffman broke the stalemate with 200,000. Helstern folded and Apter seemed a little sick at the situation before he gave it up as well.
Hoffman showed the and mucked.
Jon Lawson opened on the button for 60,000 and Kevin Waller defended the big blind. Waller check-called 75,000 on the 
flop. Both players checked the for a 
river. Waller checked and quickly called 200,000 but mucked upon seeing 
.
Level: 25
Blinds: 15,000/30,000
Ante: 30,000
Players are on the final break of the night, for 15 minutes.
Kevin Waller opened for 60,000 in middle position and Scott Caldwell jammed in the small blind for 425,000 or so. Waller thought briefly and called.
Waller:
Caldwell:
The flop was a solid one for Caldwell, but the 
turn left him calling for a river spade. It was a 
though, and Caldwell was slightly covered.
Steve Buell shoved on the button with 
for 260,000 and found a good spot when Jon Lawson called with 
in the big blind. Unfortunately for Buell, a seven on the flop and another on the turn sent him to payouts.
Mark Koeln opened early and Brett Apter defended the big blind. The flop was checked through for a board of 
. Apter bet 100,000 and Koeln made it 200,000. Apter called and checked the . Koeln bet 300,000.
"This is a weird one," Apter said with a smile.
"Not for me, I don't know what you have," Koeln said with a laugh.
Apter folded about 30 seconds later, saying he had a six.
"All right, I have to show this one," Koeln said, rolling over .
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