and Lee turned over 
for a commanding lead in the hand. The board filled out 
and Lee's kings held up to take down the pot. After the hand, Farrar told the table he folded A-K and would've made trip aces had he called.
Level: 9
Blinds: 800/1,600
Ante: 200
while Lee produced 
for a slight lead over Beisner's hand. The flop came a very intriguing 
, giving Lee top pair and Beisner the nut flush draw.
, 
and Lee's pair of kings would hold up to win the pot.
; Nguyen tabled 
.
to take the lead in the hand. The turn and river blanked out 
, 
and the man they call TNT doubled up to just under 25,000 in chips.
, the action checked around to Dennis Lane who fired out a 5,000 bet; Ferguson made the call holding 
.
and Ferguson checked to Lane who rapped the table, opting to see a free river card. The last card off the deck was the 
and again, both players checked. Ferguson then turned over his hand revealing a pair of jacks and Lane tossed his into the muck.
flop, giving him the mortal nuts. Kanter's opponent knuckled the table, passing the first action to Kanter, who fired out a 4,300 bet. His opponent gave up on the flop, sheepishly tossing his cards into the middle.
.
. Before the river, Vanderbeek yelled out, "No seven!" - the only card Sisson could hit to stay alive. Then . . . presto! The 
fell off on the end, giving Sissom a straight and new hope to stretch his Day 2 a bit longer.
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