and both check. The turn is 
and the opponent checks. T.J. bets 1,500 and the LP player folds. T.J. shows 
for flopped quads.
and the MP checks. T.J. bets and MP check-raises all in. T.J. calls and shows 
to the MP's 
. The turn and river are 
and T.J. has 14,000 left.
. The small blind checked, Medic bet 1,700, the cutoff called and the small blind called. The turn was the . The small blind checked, Medic bet 4,100, the cutoff called and the small blind folded. The river was the 
. Medic bet 6,100 and the cutoff called. 
for a king-high flush, besting the cutoff's queen-high flush with 
. Medic raked in the monster pot and is now up to 54,000.
and was racing against 
. 
. No help for Luske and he leaves us for this year. Booth up to 77,000.
, Anthony Lellouche moved all in and received a call. Lellouche held 
for a gutshot straight draw and backdoor flush draw. His opponent held 
for a flush draw and ace high.
fill out Lellouche's opponent's flush. This left Lellouche drawing dead. The river fell a harmless , and Lellouche is out the door.
a player in middle position led out for 1,250 before Archie "The Greek" Karas raised it up to 4,500 from the cutoff. The big blind stepped aside and the middle position player went into the tank.
, Team PokerNews player Andre Kaplar raises to 6,000 and a player in middle position calls. A late-position player goes all in for 3,800 short, creating a side pot situation. and Izzokaplar checks on the side. The middle-position player bets 10,000 and Izzokaplar calls.
and Kaplar checks. The MP goes all in for 16,500 and Kaplar thinks for awhile and folds. and takes it all, busting the LP player. Kaplar said after the hand that he had 
. He's down to 24,900, and loses more chips shortly after to settle at 16,100.
, Jeff Madsen led out and his opponent raised behind him. Madsen called. The turn then brought the . Madsen shoved all in and was called.
, but his opponent had -- a nice turn card for him. He'd made threes full of sixes. on the river. Madsen had stolen the hand back with a better boat.
and his opponent spikes a miraculous two-outer on the river to double up as Paul-Ambrose falls to 21,000.
and his opponent's 
which ended with Lisandro flopping a set and doubling to just over 6,000. 
from the button, but ran into the small blind's . The small blind flopped a set, Lisandro couldn't hit running cards to catch him, and he hit the rail.
ran into 
and could not improve. He's now down to 67,000.
