Under the gun, Thomas Wahlroos raised to 900 and called when the big blind re-raised to 2500. The flop came and the big blind bet 3700.
"I'm going home, it's still nice at the pool," Wahlroos said just before he moved all-in. The big blind only had an additional 1650 to call and turned over A-K, while Wahlroos held A-Q. His hand held up and Wahlroos will have to play a bit longer before he goes for a swim. He now has a 16K stack.
Daniel Negreanu has over 20,000 in chips, more than double the next largest stack at his table. He's totally running his table over while remaining quite friendly with his opponents-- constantly chatting and cracking jokes.
After flopping an open-ended straight draw Annie Duke moved all-in and was called by a player holding top pair, top kicker. Annie made her straight on the turn...but her opponent completed his runner-runner flush on the river. But because of some confusion over the cards it took a few moments to figure out that, yes indeed, the other player had made a flush and eliminated Duke.
Kenneth Leung got all-in with two other players. The board was J-10-8-3-Q. Opponent 1 had A-10, Opponent 2 had K-Q, but Leung showed A-Q, took the pot and eliminated two players.
Jan Von Halle moved all in for his last 1975 and was called by a middle-position player. Von Halle showed and was dominated by his opponent's . However, Von Halle flopped a queen and turned a ten to take down the pot.
Down to his last 1575, John Juanda moved all-in with and was called by a player with A-K. His opponent flopped a king and that was more than enough to send Juanda out of the tournament.
A middle-position player limped for 300, the button limped, Eskimo Clark completed the small blind and the big blind checked. The flop was and all players checked. The turn was the . Clark checked, the BB checked, the middle-position player bet 1100, the button called, Clark called and the BB folded. The river was the . Clark bet 3500 and both his opponents folded.
On the cutoff David "The Dragon" Pham called a 2000 raise out of the small blind. The flop came Ace-high and after his opponent moved all-in for 4775 Pham called. Both held a pair of Aces but Pham's A-3 was dominated by his foe's A-7. The turn was a ten but Pham spiked a trey on the river and increased his stack to 23,000.
David Williams raised from middle position, one player pushed all-in for 1,575 more and Williams called. Williams showed and his opponent showed . The board came , Williams won the pot with a higher two pair and eliminated his opponent.
and the big blind bet 3700.
and was dominated by his opponent's 
. However, Von Halle flopped a queen and turned a ten to take down the pot.
and all players checked. The turn was the 
. Clark checked, the BB checked, the middle-position player bet 1100, the button called, Clark called and the BB folded. The river was the 
. Clark bet 3500 and both his opponents folded. 
and his opponent showed 
. The board came 
, Williams won the pot with a higher two pair and eliminated his opponent.
