With a board showing , Phil Hellmuth checked and Justin Bonomo put in a hefty bet, and Hellmuth called. Hellmuth showed for the overpair, but Bonomo had the for the straight.
Hellmuth stood up quickly, kicking over his chair. "I had the nut pair!" he exclaimed. "Players bluff a lot so I trap them, of course," he added. Hellmuth is now down to 6,000.
On a turn of , Jon "Pearljammer" Turner checks and Maria Ho bets 3,700. Turner calls. The river is and both check. Ho shows to for Turner. Turner's pair is counterfeited, Ho is up to 49,000 and Turner is down to 43,000.
After a raise of 1,000 from Noah Boeken on the button, Raymer goes all in for 5,200 and is called by JC Alvarado on the big blind. Boeken folds. Raymer shows J-9 and Alvarado turns over 9-9. The flop of 8-10-2 gives Raymer hope, but the turn and river brick out to send him home. Alvarado is up to 37,500.
In one of the last no-limit hands in Level 6, a middle-position player limped, and David Williams checked his option from the big blind. The flop came and both players checked. The turn was the . Williams checked, the MP player bet 1,200, Williams reraised to 2,500, and the MP player called.
The river was the . Williams bet 4,500 and the MP player called. Williams turned over for quads, and his opponent mucked.
Another interesting hand from the previous no-limit round:
Marcel Luske raised to 5,000 from late position, and Robert Williamson III called from the small blind. On a flop of , Williamson checked, Luske bet 1,000, and Williamson called. The came on the turn, and both players checked.
A fourth club -- the -- came on the river. Williamson bet 2,000, and Luske folded, showing Q-Q.
"Me, too, but I have the right one," said Williamson, who then turned over the other two queens, including the .
Williamson is now up to 24,000. "My high point of the Series," he told a reporter.