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, Kido Pham bet 40,000. Marty Smyth, who had checked the action to Pham, thought and then called. Both players checked through the 
turn. On the river 
, Smyth checked a third time. Pham took that as his cue to bet 144,000, but Smyth made the call and tabled the winning hand: 
. His double-suited aces didn't make anything better than two pair, aces and tens, but upon seeing the hand, Pham mucked his own.There was some smack-talk between the two after Smyth picked off the bluff. We'll keep an eye on it to see how it develops.
. Tran flopped his full house, but Argyros wasn't done yet. He stood up and yelled at the board, "Seven! Give me a seven and it's over!"
ripped off on fifth street, improving Croc even further to queens full of aces. He snagged a much-needed double-up and now sits with 350,000. Tran, meanwhile, has traded places with Argyros, and has 175,000 left to play with.
wound up besting Scharf's naked kings and Argyros' suited ace and middle cards when the board came 
. Kido Pham, riding the tall stack, made the call with 
. Both players flopped their straights, but Pham's was the big one, and he removes Rino Mathis from the field in 18th place. For his work over the last three days, Mathis will pick up more than $35,000.
