On a flop of , Thomas Wahlroos and another player check. The turn is and Wahlroos checks. The opponent goes all in and Wahlroos calls for 6,300. The opponent has for the straight. Wahlroos has for middle pair, a flush draw, a two way straight draw (one of which ties), and a straight flush draw. He indeed hits one of his many outs with a river for the straight flush to double up. Wahlroos has 16,500.
With the action folded to him in the small blind, Erick Lindgren raised to 3,500 and the big blind moved all in for his last 12,000. Lindgren called and showed the while his opponent tabled the . The pocket eights held up and Lindgren's stack dropped to about 68,000.
A middle position player moved all in for 14,000 and Matt Davis called with his last 7,500 chips. Davis showed pocket kings while his opponent held the . The final board read , and Davis doubled up to 17,000.
Down to 8,400 in chips just 20 minutes ago, Jeff Cabanillas is now up to 67,000 after winning another big pot. Having gone all in for 22,000 with A-Q, he was called by an opponent holding Q-Q. But the board came 2-9-5-A-K, continuing Cabanillas's rush.
Greg Raymer goes all in under the gun for 13,330. A player in late position calls and turns over the heartbreaking . Raymer's is dominated, but he gets a favorable board of to double up to 26,660.
David "The Dragon" Pham calls a pre-flop raise of 4,000 in the big blind. The flop is . The Dragon bets 5,400 his the opponent folds. The Dragon is up to 69,000.
Erick Lindgren raises to 3,500 from under the gun and is called by the player in the cutoff seat. The flop is . Lindgren leads out for 22,000 and his opponent folds.
A player in late position goes all in for 10,600 and Paul "Eskimo" Clarke calls in the big blind. Eskimo calls and shows Q-Q to the opponent's A-4. The board is unfortunate for Eskimo -- -- and he is down to 23,000.