, and Dozier's jacks hold up to win the entire pot, more than doubling her up to about 73,000 in chips.
on the flop of 
. Scotty Nguyen quickly called with 
. Nguyen was way ahead with quads. His opponent needed running Jacks to win. The turn was the 
and the river was the 
. Nguyen's quads held up and busted the player.
. His opponent shows 
. 
, and Strickland wins the pot with a full house, jacks full of aces, busting the other player and increasing his stack to about 222,000.
Tehan bet 5,000 and his opponent min-raised to 10K. Tehan moved in for 13,900 more and his opponent said, "I can't believe I trapped myself into this." He called and showed 
, while Tehan held for a bigger pair and a flush draw. The 
on the river gave Tehan the pot and increased his stack to 56,000.
in the small blind. His opponent raised from the cutoff and he moved all in. His opponent called with 
. Wasicka's Aces held up and he increased his stack to 23K.
. His opponent shows , and it's a race situation. 
, and Antonius's pocket tens hold up to win the pot. Antonius doubles up to about 37,500 in chips.
, a middle-position player bet 4,000, Doug Kim moved all in for 9,900, and his opponent called. Kim flipped over while his opponent was behind with the 
. The river was the and Kim doubled up to 22,000.
and about 17,500 in the pot, Alex Kravchenko checks, Jared 'Waco Kid' Hamby bets 19,000, and Kravchenko goes into the tank before making what appears to be a big laydown. Hamby collects the pot, and Kravchenko is obviously curious as to what Hamby had. 
