, with all the money getting in the middle and with Gray holding pocket nines. On the hand immediately after, Gray held pocket nines again and flopped quads against an opponent who flushed on the turn. After the eliminations, Gray is up to 150,000.
and checked it through. The turn brought the 
and Klecz opened with a bet of 3,500 from the big blind. The button called, while Tahtouh stepped aside.
, and Klecz fired out another 5,000, forcing a fold from her opponent.
, giving Deeb a flush and straight draw. The 
on the turn gave Deeb the best of both worlds, a straight flush.
! Adams showed 
, infuriating Lindgren. The board ran out 
to make two pair for the middle-position player. Adams still has plenty of chips.
. The raiser continued out with a bet of 3,600. Smith plucked the calling chips off his big stack and flicked them into the pot.
. Again, the early-position player kept the heat on, putting out 6,500 chips. Smith took a moment this time, shuffling a stack of chips and gazing down at the board. After a moment, he did make the call.
. With four to the straight on board, the raiser gazed through the felt, furrowed his eyebrows, and checked the action. Smith saw his opportunity, grabbed four orange T5,000 chips and splashed them into the pot. His opponent paused for a moment, let out a slight sigh, and said, "I call." As he put the chips into the pot, Smith turned over for the flush. It was good, and his opponent took one last look at his hand before pushing it into the muck.
to his opponent's 
. The flop, though came down 
, leaving Stolzmann drawing extremely thin. The turn was the 
, the river was the 
, and Stolzmann's stack fell to 44,000
and both players checked. The on the turn had the middle-position player betting and Fohrenbach raising all in. His opponent called and the players showed: 
and Fohrenbach doubled to just over 47,000.
