Zach and his opponent made it to the turn with the board showing Q-8-2-2. Zach bet out, and his opponent folded.
"I'll give you $100 if you show me your hand," his opponent said as he folded.
"Make it $200," said Zach.
"I don't have $200," came the reply. But after a quick wallet check he discovered that yes, in fact, he had right at $200.
He paid the required sum, and Zach showed him J-9.


. Helness turned up 
and had to fade the small blind's flush draw with the 
. The turn was the
, giving the small blind more outs with an open-ended straight draw and the
on the river filled it. A very irritated Helness was down to 21,000 after the hand.


.
and once again Sing led out , this time for 10,000 and once again he faced a raise. It was to 30,000 and Sing called it.
and Sing bet his last 15,000 and reluctantly his opponent folded. When you're beat you're beat, no matter what odds you're getting to call.
face-up. The EP player raked in the pot and Lawson retained his 71,000 stack, but earned a few curious looks.

against his opponent's
.
and Schulman spiked an ace on the turn to take down the pot and move to 54,000 chips.