to Kang, who made a continuation-bet of 15,500. Only the cutoff called.
, Kang checked. His opponent thoughtfully pushed 25,000 chips into the middle after getting a rough eyeball count of Kang's stack. Kang immediately mucked and could be seen shaking his head and talking to himself after the hand.
Level: 16
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 500
. Charania was first, and he bet 15,500, which his opponent called.
. Charania led again, this time betting 24,000. Vangchailued popped it up to 60,000, and Charania called. Vangchailued tabled 
for the nut flush, and Charania slid his cards toward the muck. As soon as he did though, he reached for his cards and flashed the 
before sending them back again.
. Iversen checked, then called a bet of 12,000 from Evans.
. Iversen checked once again, and Evans moved all in for 25,300. After a bit of debate, Iversen called to put his opponent to the test. He turned over 
, only to find that he was already drawing stone dead to Evans' 
.
to end his tournament.
. With the pot laying a great price, Baker called with 
; she was up against . Catching the on the turn took away Baker's outs to a jack. She faded the spades when the river fell 
.
and re-raised to 70,400. The got everyone else to fold, giving Glines a chance to eliminate Billavara. 
, then sealed the deal with a blank on the turn. We can't even count Glines' chips right now, but the total has to be between 350,000 and 400,000.
, improving the overpair to the winning trip queens. After that big exchange, Iversen has been knocked down a peg, sitting with 140,000 now.
