. Rep checked behind. Both players checked the 
turn, and the big blind checked a third time on the 
river. Porter bet 4,000 and was raised by the big blind to 10,000. He made the call only to see the bad news -- the big blind made a nut flush with 
.
bested the 
of his opponent. Michnik is now almost double the average with roughly 50,000.
was drawing live against the button's 
. The board came 
to make two pair for the button, knocking Paul-Ambrose out of the tournament.
. Kesselman followed up with a bet of 3,000 and the button pushed for just over 20,000. Kesselman made the call and showed 
, well in front of his opponent's 
. The turn came a and the river was an . Kesselman triumphed and is now a force with 70,000.
Level: 8
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 100
bested the 
of his opponent to put him near the 20,000 chip mark and eliminate yet another player from this event.
; the button had 
. Neither improved, and the button's king-jack was enough to take down the pot. After Shulman departed from the table, several players noted that he had acted like "a d*ck" all day and joked that they intended to cancel their subscriptions to Shulman's magazine.
to put him into the lead. It was a lead he didn't surrender as the turn and river missed Hamby. Paul-Ambrose doubled to 7,900 and left Hamby with roughly 18,000.
