, the under-the-gun player bet 23,000 and Hansen raised to 84,000 total. Only the original bettor made the call.Hansen held
and his opponent held 
.The turn fell the
and river the 
and Hansen doubled up to 202,000 in chips.
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, the under-the-gun player bet 23,000 and Hansen raised to 84,000 total. Only the original bettor made the call.Hansen held
and his opponent held .The turn fell the
and river the and Hansen doubled up to 202,000 in chips.
. He was up against the small blind's 
and middle-position player's 
.The board came
. First Madsen hit a straight and then a flush to rub it in as he eliminates two players on his way to 200.000.
The flop is
and both players check. The turn is 
and Lechich's opponent goes all in on the side for 38,000. Lechich calls again.P1 (first all in):
P2 (second all in):
Lechich:
Tino doesn't make his draw on a river of
, Player 2 takes the whole pot and Lechich is down to 240,000.
, Alberto Font moved all in against Frederick Hernandez. Font had Hernandez covered. Hernandez made the call and showed and Font showed 
.After the hand, Font moved up to 773,000 in chips and became the new chip leader.
Bill Gazes commented, "It's like the World Series of kings vs aces."
. The board ran out 
.After losing that big pot early on with trip queens, Turner has battled back to 280,000.
Opponent:
McManus:
Board:
McManus, who is definitely not the poker author, busts another player and is back up to 400,000.
That's when the controversy started. The floor was called and the players were asked what their hands were - but neither player could remember exactly what they were. Ultimately, the pot was reconstructed and then split between the two players.
Riesenberg is currently sitting with an above average stack of around 260,000 and grinding away. He'd like to say hello to his brother Ryan who is over in Iraq serving in the Army.
Rousso tabled
to her opponent's . The board came
to help her back up to 78,000.
and his opponent held 
.Board:
After the hand, Graham moved down to 105,000.
