. His lone opponent, Paul Kitsos, raised to 9,000. Adams made the call, then check-called a bet of 8,000 on a turn of 
. Both players checked the river 
through. Kitsos showed 
to drag the pot.Adams is down to 151,000 chips.
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. His lone opponent, Paul Kitsos, raised to 9,000. Adams made the call, then check-called a bet of 8,000 on a turn of . Both players checked the river through. Kitsos showed to drag the pot.Adams is down to 151,000 chips.
. Flisberg bet 8,000 and Hawkins moved all in.As Flisberg was dwelling the call, Hawkins was telling him not to call as he was holding the nuts. The floor was called as Hawkins was pushing the boundaries on what he could say and he was duly given a warning.
Flisberg made the call with
and he was ahead of his over-talkative opponent's 
. The turn and the river bricked, enabling Flisberg to reach 69,000, whereas Hawkins is down to 45,000.
"What?" asked Greenstein. "What do you do there, with that hand?" clarified Burns.
Greenstein shrugged, politely declining to go too deep into a post-hand analysis at the table.
Greenstein is still sitting on the short stack with a little over 10,000. A copy of his book, Ace on the River, sits under his chair, destined to be awarded to the player who busts him, if that happens.
, Monnette moved all in for 16,800 and received a call.Monnette held
and his opponent held 
. The turn fell the
and river 
, and Monnette doubled up to 42,100.
.The dealer announced that there was an all-in and a call on table 25 and then revealed the river card... the
. Baxter was able to pull back the hand and eliminate Tran to move up to 100,000.
. The big blind checked to Garner, who bet 2,700. Only the cutoff called.Both remaining players checked the
turn. When the river fell , Garner bet 3,200 and the cutoff raised to 6,400."I know you don't have the ace of diamonds," said Garner. He reraised to 13,000. The cutoff mulled it over for a bit and then folded.
As he raked in the pot, Garner opened his hand:
, drawing gasps of surprise and raised eyebrows from almost everyone at the table. Garner is up to 182,000.
on the turn, the small blind checked, Toto Leonidas bet 3,500, the button called and the small blind folded. The river was the . Leonidas fired out another 4,000 and the button called. "I just got a 6," said Leonidas, rolling over
. The button mucked. Leonidas is now up to 66,000.
On a flop of
, Hornet Stephanie check-called Svetlana's 5,000 bet. The turn brought the and Svetlana raised 9,000 after Hornet checked. Hornet raised all-in for 29,000 and Svetlana called. Svetlana showed pocket aces while Hornet turned over pocket nines for a flopped set.Svetlana couldn't pick up an ace on the river and is down to 9,000 after the hand.
