but was dominated by the 
of his opponent.
and Alioto slips to 23,000.
, another with and Phi Nguyen sandwiched in the middle with 
. Nguyen flopped huge when it came down 
, and he made a full house on the turn when the 
fell. The river was the 
and Nguyen eliminated both of his opponents, increasing his stack to 123,000.
against Lindgren's 
. Neither player improved, but Lindgren had Brubaker covered and retained a few chips. and pushed his last few chips into the middle. Brubaker was the only caller and was ahead against with 
. The board ran out ten high to send Lindgren to the rail. He departed the Amazon Room through the side exit, by the press box.
, Christiane Klecz and her opponent committed their chips into the middle. Klecz held the lead with 
, but would need to dodge a lot of cards with her opponent holding 
for the nut-flush draw plus overcards.
and river the 
and Klecz holds to double to over 60,000 chips.
board. The two players heads-up are Peter Gould and Matt Kennedy. 
. Gould turns over 
for the nut flush.
!! This makes a full house for Kennedy, much to disliking of Gould. He counts what he owes out and then half throws the chips across the table.
. McGowan checked, and his opponent bet 25,000. McGowan thought a moment, then folded his pocket queens face up.
, Brown checked and called when Dicken bet 4,000. Both players checked the turn. Brown checked again on the 
river and decided to look Dicken up when he bet 12,000. 
for a flush. That was a winner and allowed Dicken to climb to 67,000.
and both liked what they saw as all the chips were pushed into the middle. but Pezzin had spiked a set with his 
.
and river the to send Goossens to the rail as Pezzin moves to 53,000.
. Smith checked, and Hall bet 6,000. Smith then reraised to 16,000. Hall made the call.. Smith overbet 85,000, sending Hall deep into the tank. As Barry Greenstein is at this table (currently with about 16,500, by the way), the ESPN camera crew is hovering, perhaps adding an extra layer of pressure to the proceedings. as he did.
