against his opponent's
and couldn't connect with a board of
. That hand left him with just 100 chips. He got them in with
against an opponent's
. Neither player improved.
against his opponent's
and couldn't connect with a board of
. That hand left him with just 100 chips. He got them in with
against an opponent's
. Neither player improved.
. The small blind checked, Caldwell bet 1,300, the small blind moved all in and Caldwell made the call.
was up against the small blind's
and held up through the
turn and the
river. "Schecky" is now up to 35,000.


giving Young a gutshot to Broadway and still two overcards. Johnson had a gutter himself and still the best hand.
and then the river the
, giving Johnson his straight and the best hand.
, and his opponents held
and
respectively.
and after his opponent checked, Henrik led out with a small bet. His opponent laid the hand down, with Henrik showing pocket aces. Talk about a rough flop for rockets!
, and both players checked. The turn brought the
. Michelle checked, Homme bet 5,000, Michelle raised to 10,000, and Homme called.
. Michelle asked Homme, "Will you call 15 or 20?" He said nothing, and Michelle bet out 20,000. Homme tanked for about three minutes before making the call.
, and Homme mucked his hand. Hers was the winner, and she has moved up to right arond the 100,000-chip mark.
and the pocket nines of Ryan Hughes were best. He eliminated two players and chipped up to just over 70,000 in the process.


and Law checked over to Vengrin who led out for 2,500. Law then raised enough to put Vengrin all in and he snap-called.



and river the
to give Vengrin the pot and a double-up to 31,000 chips.
, and it looked like his reign was about to end when he was called by a player holding
. But in what was perhaps one last moment of divine intervention, the board ran out
and the two players chopped the pot, much to the delight of the spectators gathered around the feature table.
to his opponent's
, but the flop came
and there was no miracle forthcoming. As the crowd chanted "Jack, jack, jack!" the board ran out
and Jerry was eliminated.
, an under the gun opponent moved all in for around 21,000 chips. Allyn Jaffrey Shulman made the call and had the opponent covered.
and her opponent held
. The turn fell the
and river the
and Shulman moved down to 13,200 after the hand.