, Michael "The Grinder" Mizrachi bet 4,000, his opponent raised all in to about 9,000, and Mizrachi made the call.
for the king-high straight, and his opponent turned over 
for a set of tens and a gutshot to Broadway. The river was the 
, and Mizrachi had eliminated another opponent.
, a player in early position bet 3,600, one player called putting himself all in, and Saul called as well. The turn was the 
. It checked to Saul who bet the pot -- 22,200 -- and the early position player folded, showing K-9-x-x (the nut straight, but with no redraws) as he did.
for a lesser straight than the folder's (and two pair). "That's exactly why I did that," said Saul, referring to his pot bet. The all-in player turned over J-J-x-x for a set of jacks, and when a queen came on the river Saul's hand improved to queens full, knocking out his opponent and increasing Saul's stack to 43,000.
, David Sklansky had pushed from the button, Lee Watkinson had called from early position, and a middle position player called as well.
for the straight. The middle position player turned over 
for a wrap draw. And Watkinson showed 
for two pair. The river was the , Sklansky claimed the huge pot, and the MP player hit the rail.
Level: 5
Blinds: 0/0
Ante: 0
, and the original raiser pushed all in for 2,625. Both called. The turn was the 
, and Saul's other opponent pushed all in for 6,175. Saul took some time, then made the call.
for the heart flush. The player in the small blind, saying he was drawing dead, mucked. The river was the , and Saul took down the huge pot, eliminating two players in the process.
