on the turn, Ronald Adams and Kevin Lang got it all in, Adams with 
and Lang with 
for straight and flush draws. The river came the 
and Lang hit the rail.
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on the turn, Ronald Adams and Kevin Lang got it all in, Adams with and Lang with for straight and flush draws. The river came the and Lang hit the rail.
, Marc Podell got all of 150,000 or so chips in the middle with 
. He was up against Terry Stewart's 
.The turn was the
-- the case eight. The river was the 
, and the pair chopped the pot. "So gross," said Podell afterwards. "I just had my life flash before my eyes!" He still has his 150,000, while Terry Stewart has about 750,000.
, only to be called by a hand that had him dominated -- the 
of Nick Voyatzis. Hood picked up a great flop of 
. The on the turn gave Voyatzis a flush draw to go along with his draw at the remaining jacks, but he didn't get there when the river fell . Hood now has about 103,000. Voyatzis slipped slightly to 305,000.
and a decent pot already in the center, Bruce Hyde moved all in for about 240,000. Nikolay Losev thought for a bit and then finally called. The players showed:Losev:
Hyde:
Losev's ace high was best and was still best after the
turn and 
river. Hyde hit the rail and Losev stacked up to about 1,400,000 chips on the hand.
James Mills made an 80,000 bet into what was about a 150,000 pot. Marc Fineman thought it over before folding 
face up. Mills didn't show his cards and scooped a sizeable pot.
Joe Bishop got the rest of his chips in holding 
and Brandon Cantu made the call with 
. The turn was the , the river was the and Bishop doubled up to 500,000.
Billirakis:
Sainz:
In a classic race the board fell
to give Billirakis a Broadway straight to send Sainz to the exit.
. Ylon Schwartz made the call from late position with 
. Schwartz flopped a flush draw -- 
-- and turned a pair of fives with the 
. That was enough to win the pot when the river bricked out .
on the turn, Sigurd Eskeland got the rest of his chips in the middle vs. Mike Matusow. Eskeland
Matusow
The river was the
and Eskeland doubled up to 520,000. Matusow was left with 200,000.
Lerner
Allen
The flop was
, Allen flopping an ace-high flush. The turn was a 
, the river was the and Lerner hit the rail.
