, Jacobs threw out a 15,000 bet. "Do you really have pocket Jacks...or pocket Sixes..." his opponent mused, before raising an additional 15K. Jacobs called and his opponent turned over pocket Tens for the boat. Jacobs tossed his cards in the muck but said he had an Ace-high flush, and that loss took his stack down to 143,000.
while holding 
. All the money went in on the flop against a single opponent, who turned over pocket jacks.
. Mizrachi led for 5,700, the button raised to 25,000, Mizrachi moved all in and the button called. Mizrachi showed 
and the button turned over 
for the nut flush draw. The turn with the 
, making top set for Mizrachi, and the river was the 
.
, the button doubled up to 47,800, and Wells was down to 52,500.
, Tom McEvoy bet 6,500, his opponent raised to 14,000 and McEvoy moved all in for about 20,000 more. After a long think, his opponent declared, "Well, you must have a better overpair than I do," and folded.
while her opponent tabled 
. The flop was 
, pairing the big blind's ace. The turn was the , bringing no help for Fink, but the river was the miracle , making her jacks full to take down the pot.
