flop. Devlin must have thought he was ahead as he snap called with 
. He wasn't too happy to see Cohen flip over 
that held up through the remaining streets to eliminate him.
on a 
board. Apparently his opponent had made a big move with 
at some point during the hand and been caught.
Level: 14
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 500
board. It was blind versus blind with his 
against the big blind's 
. A 
came on the turn making a split a possibility, but the 
river confirmed the pot went Boleski's way.
forcing another player off a pot.
to Hillis' 
.
.
.
and the board blanked out to propel Harris up to 125,000.
. He was facing 
that held after the board fell. So, just as Harris had finished stacking his chips he had to give a few of them away. He's still sitting very comfortably on over 100,000.
and Kelly came in behind with . Kelly's hand won out on a 
board.
. Beddow found his in bad shape but almost got there on a 
.
