on the board, Mark Vos bet out 300 from middle position, Andy Black raised to 800 from late position, the cut-off called and Vos folded. The 
came on the turn, Black bet 2,000, his opponent raised all-in for 3,350 and Black called. Black turned over 
and his opponent showed 
, for a flopped set. The river was a 
and Black's aces were cracked. After the hand, Black was down to 2,800.
flop. The other player moved in for his last 1,500 and Gowan kissed her chips before tossing them into the pot. And that's when she learned her opponent flopped top pair with 
to take the lead against Clonie's pocket Queens. She didn't catch a Queen on the turn or river and lost a big chunk of her stack.
. Sebok bets out 600 and Vahedi calls. The turn is a and Sebok bets out 1600 and Vahedi calls. Vahedi goes all-in on the 
river and Sebok calls. Sebok shows 
and Vahedi mucks.
. The other player had pocket Kings, they held up, and the other player doubled up.
. McCormack pushed all-in and one player called. McCormack turned over 
and his opponent showed 
. So far, so good. The turn was a harmless , but the 
on the river gave his opponent trip eights, cracked McCormacks' kings and sent him home for the day.
flop Shannon bet 275 from the small blind and Mark Heid called in the big blind. The player under-the-gun popped it to 2000, Shannon moved all-in and Heid and the orignal bettor quickly called. . The UTG player flopped a flush with 
. And the smooth-calling Heid? Yes, he held the nut flush with . He now sits with 18,000 chips and Elizabeth is done for the day.
, trying to protect his . But Mueller's 
caught two more running clubs () for a runner-runner flush. Mueller is up to 9800 chips.
and a player in middle position called with pocket kings. The board came 
and Seidel took the pot with a full house.
