Phil takes the bet, saying "Don't you know I have made the dinner break in 80% of the events at the World Series?"
Phil is busy promoting his new energy drink, drinking one himself and handing them out to anyone who will take one.
. A Queen flashed on the flop, and so Humberto can go have that nap he mentioned a few hands ago.
and after one player called the board of
gave Bellande a wheel and the pot.
and the other player thought for awhile before reluctantly making the call. Both the call and the flop were to Bellande's liking--his
outflopped his foe's
and Bellande held on to increase his stack to 5,200.
and was called by a player with pocket Jacks. The flop hit them both pretty hard--
, giving Dewey the top pair and the nut-flush draw but still behind his opponent's set. The
fell on the turn to give his opponent a full house, negating Tomko's flush draw but giving him outs to a bigger boat. But the river card was a blank and Dewey Tomko was eliminated.


, Andy Bloch committed the last of his chips after flopping second pair and a gutshot draw with 
. His opponent held 
for a open-end straight draw and overcards, and that's what spelled Bloch's end, when the
fell on the turn.
. The player in the big blind bet and Humberto moved all-in. "I'll go to sleep," he said, indicating what his plans would be if he was knocked out. The other player chewed it over and eventually mucked 10-5. Humberto showed the A-10 and exclaimed, "Humberto never bluffs!" Naturally everyone in the room believes him 100%.


, Shannon Elizabeth bets the pot and is called by the big blind. The turn is the
and both players check. The river is the
. Elizabeth bets 550 and the big blind flat-calls. 
-- he made the second-nut flush on the river after flopping trips... yet he didn't elect to raise Elizabeth on any street.