The flop is


and the opponent bets 6,000. Hachem raises to 13,000 all in and the opponent calls.The opponent mucks immediately when he sees

, and the turn and river come 
. Hachem doubles to 47,000.


and the opponent bets 6,000. Hachem raises to 13,000 all in and the opponent calls.
, and the turn and river come 
. Hachem doubles to 47,000.
after his opponent, Pattari Kangas, led out with a bet. Kangas made the call with the best hand -- his
against Tran's
. Tran did not improve through the river and slipped to about 6,000.
. His lone opponent, Jeremy Renz, check-raised to 8,000 and Tran called all in for his last 6,000. This time he was ahead with
. But Renz held the dreaded flush draw with
and got there when the turn fell
. The river
completed the board and ended Kenny Tran's Main Event.
, Hal Lubarsky checked and a late-position player bet out 1,100. Lubarsky raised to 2,600 and then his opponent reraised to 9,100. Lubarsky then came over the top all in. His opponent only had 2,000 more and made the call.
and his opponent showed
. The turn and river missed both players and Lubarsky moved up to 42,000 chips.
after Dost had checked. Dost did make the call. The turn was the
. He checked over to Young again and this time Young made it 1,500. Dost again made the call.
and Dost checked once again to Young. Young bet 2,500 and Dost called. Young turned over
for a set on the turn. Dost mucked his hand.
. The big blind checked, Tran bet 1,200, the EP player called and the big blind folded. The turn was the
. Tran fired out another 2,500 and the EP player called. The river was the
and both players checked.
for a full house, besting his opponent's
and dragged the pot. He's up to 24,500.
. Robert Varkonyi's opponent put in his last 2,150 chips and Varkonyi decided to make the call with
. His opponent opened
for a set of fives. The river bricked out
to double up Varkonyi's opponent. Varkonyi is down to 10,700.
.
but is behind to his opponent's
.
and river
!! A miracle river card for the Dane helps him up to 35,000.
. Hershiser called the big blind's 3,500 bet. The turn brought the
and both players checked. When the
came on the river, the big blind fired out 7,500 and Hershiser mucked. "That ace hit you, right?" Orel said, and the other player showed pocket aces. Hershiser's stack took a hit, but he's still at 24,000.
(X), Fischman stacked off holding
against his opponent, who had the
.
, completing the flush, and Fischman got no love on the river.