, Jamie Gold and his opponent got all the money in the middle. Gold turned over 
for the flush draw, but the other player had middle set with 
. "That's the last hand I wanted to see," Gold said...and that's when the dealer peeled the 
. "Yes!" Gold said, then beseeched, "don't pair the board, don't pair the board...."
on the river indeed did not pair the board. Gold said, "Yes!", and he is now up over 15,000.
. All the money had gone in on the turn and the river left two players at the table very unhappy. The first player turned over 5-3 for a flopped two pair turned boat, another player showed 2-4 for a flopped open-ended straight draw turned wheel, and the last player showed pocket aces for a full house, aces full.
. The flop came 
, and the came on the turn. When the 
hit on the river, Saul moved all in and was called, only to discover that the turn had given his opponent two pair.
Level: 2
Blinds: 50/100
Ante: 0
, his opponent turning broadway, and left Levi dead to the river.
. Dutch checked-raised the player on the flop, then led out on the turn when the fell. Dutch's opponent called and when the river brought the , Dutch checked. His opponent fired 1,000 into the pot, putting Dutch into the tank. After much thought, Dutch decided to call only to see his opponent turn over pocket rockets. Dutch nodded and tossed his cards into the muck. Dutch is still alive in the tournament, but with around 2,300 chips left.
