and Shepsky bet 1,650 and Benson called all in for that exact amount. Benson held 
and Shepsky held 
.
and the river the 
, doubling Benson up to 6,100.
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and was dominated by his opponent holding 
. The first four cards off the deck were 
. As the dealer prepared to flip the river card, Levi said, "Chop it up. Deuce of diamonds."
fell on the river, making both players a winning wheel and chopping up the pot.
. He was up against 
.
. A flush on turn good for the pot.
. Bellande bets 775, and his opponent calls.. The unknown player bets out all in into Bellande. Jean-Robert calls, showing 
. His opponent tables 
. The river 
is no help to Bellande, and he is crippled all the way down to just 75 chips. 
(his ace high won a three-way pot), but then was eliminated a short time later with 
.
Level: 5
Blinds: 0/0
Ante: 0
and it prompted Jergens to go all in for his last 200 chips that Barbieri called.
and river . The turned flush for Jergens good for the pot and a triple up for Jergens who moves up to 4,400.
. Lerner got all in for his remaining 2,600 chips, and got one of his opponents to give him the action. Fortunately for Lerner, he had flopped a full house with his 
. Unfortunately for him, however, he ran into the absolute nuts, as his caller tabled 
. Lerner, unlike his opponent, failed to hit his quads, and he has been eliminated in the most brutal of ways.
after an opponent bet out. It was only a thousand or so more for the player to call and his opponent had about 1,500 left. disappointedly and said, "I shouldn't have raised the turn."
