, Ken Lawrence moves all in under the gun, Bob Slezak calls from middle position, and another player folds. Lawrence shows 
, and Slezak chuckles as he shows 
. One player says to Slezak, "You really *do* have aces all the time!" Slezak has had three all-in situations today (before this one) with pocket aces. On this occasion, Lawrence sums it up, "Even when *I've* got aces, you've got aces."
The last two cards are
, and the pot is chopped up between them. Lawrence has about 210,000, and Slezak has about 330,000.
. Lester flipped over 
. Francois Safieddine's Jacks held up and Lester headed to the rail.
. Jeff Tunkel called with 
. The turn was the 
. The river was the 
, Steven Jacobs is all in with 
(set of fives). Jacobs needs to improve to survive. 
, and Jacobs picks up additional outs with a gutshot straight draw. But the river card is the 
, and Padgett wins the pot with his set of fives. 
while Weiss turned over 
. The flop was 
, pairing Sehlstedt's ace. The turn was the 
, with about 500,000 in the pot, Mark Muchnik checked. Philip Hilm moved all in. Muchnik went into the tank before he called for his last 120,000. Hilm mucked his hand after Muchnik showed 
. The flop was 
and King took the lead. The turn was the 
and the river was the 
making Mortensen top set and leaving Weiss drawing dead. The river was the meaningless 
and Mortensen doubled up to 180,000.
