for a flush on a board of 
. However his opponent gleefully slammed down 
on the table for the nut flush to leave "ElkY" drawing dead.The river was a meaningless
and "ElkY" doubles up his opponent to find himself crippled with only 3,500 chips.
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for a flush on a board of . However his opponent gleefully slammed down on the table for the nut flush to leave "ElkY" drawing dead.The river was a meaningless
and "ElkY" doubles up his opponent to find himself crippled with only 3,500 chips.
. Brintz three-bet his opponent all in and got a call. Brintz's 
held up against his opponent's 
when the river blanked out and he's now up to 60,300.
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. His suited "hammer" ended up outrunning her 
when the board came down 
and he doubled up to 27,850. Yamaguchi was left with only 8,000.
.The action checked to Tony on the button, who fired out 1,200. Both opponents made the call.
The turn was the
and again they checked to Tony, who fired a second bullet worth 2,500. One player called before the third player moved all in for 16,900 to force both opponents out of the pot. A frustrated Tony G is now down to 10,300 chips.
, Dmitri Nobles bet 4,700 and Yannick Schroeyen thought a bit before mucking his hand. "Show him the bluff," someone at the table said, and Nobles flipped over the 
. Nobles now sits with 36,700.
versus 
, after the opponent hit trip twos.
. She checked, and her opponent bet 3,000. Mercier then check-raised to 9,000. Her opponent shoved, and being covered by her opponent, Mercier put the rest of her chips in the middle.
Mercier showed
for the flopped set, way ahead of her opponent who held 
. The river was the
, and Mercier has doubled up to 30,000.
Chris showed A-Q and would need help after his opponent showed pocket kings. An ace fell on the flop to give Chris top pair and his opponent failed to improve.
After the hand, Chris is up to 51,650
The flop came
and Grospellier fired out 1,100. Again his opponent just flat-called. The turn was the and this time Grospellier moved all in for his last 1,500 chips and his opponent again called.Grospellier had caught a pair on the turn with his
, as his opponent might have regretted slow-playing his pocket queens. The river brought the and Grospellier doubles to 8,000 chips.
