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while Chu tabled 
. The flop was 
, pairing Peters' deuce. He'd need an ace or another deuce to win. The turn, however, was the 
, making Chu's set and leaving Peters drawing dead. The river was the meaningless 
and Peters was eliminated.
. Wong bet, Parker raised all in, and Wong called. Wong held the 
for an open-ended straight flush draw while Parker was only slightly ahead with his 
. The turn was a safe card for Parker, the 
, but the river was a killer -- the 
, making Parker's set, but filling Wong's flush.
Level: 17
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 0
. Sklansky bet, Gumroyan raised, and Sklansky called the rest of his chips. Sklansky tabled while Gumroyan flopped top set with 
. The turn was the , the river was the 
, and Sklansky headed home. Do you see why?
and was called by Peter O'Donnell with . O'Donnell took the lead when he paired his ten on the 
flop, but Martin picked up a spade draw on the turn when the 
fell. The river gave Martin set with the 
and he doubled up.
, Hansu Chu bet, Jesse Martin raised for the last of his chips, and Chu called. Martin showed 
while Chu held 
. The final board was 
, and Chu's pocket sevens held to eliminate Martin. 
