flop. The action was checked to Black, who bet 500. Both opponents called. The turn was the 
. Seat 2 checked to Black, who checked to the player in Seat 4. Seat 4 bet 1,300, Seat 2 raised to 3,000, Black called and Seat 2 called. The river was the 
. Seat 2 checked, Black bet 1,000, Seat 4 folded and Seat 2 called. 
for a set but his opponent showed 
for a straight to take down the pot. Black was left with 23,000.
. The big blind led out for 7,000, folding Deeb. Hallaert raised to 22,000, then snap-called all in when the big blind moved all in for 34,075 total.
and the river was the . Nines and eights for the big blind were no good against Hallaert's queens and nines. Dragging that massive pot increased Hallaert's count to close to 80,000 chips.
and he led out for 1,000. The button called and under-the-gun folded.
hit fourth street, and both players checked the on the river. Smith turned over 
for a pair of sixes, but couldn't beat his opponent who showed 
for a pair of sevens. Smith slipped to 26,000 after the hand.
and with 2,500 in the pot, Orel Hershiser checked from the big blind. His lone opponent in middle position bet 1,300 and Hershiser check-raised to 3,000.
. The action checked to the raiser, and Slaubaugh continued out with another 1,800 chips. That was enough to fold the big blind, but Elezra came along with the call. and another bet from Slaubaugh. Elezra wasted little time calling the 4,200, and the river card was the 
. Both players checked the scare card, and Elezra tabled 
for a set. It was good; Slaubaugh sent his cards to the muck.
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and Alexander called again.
on the river brought a bet of 12,500 from the player in middle position and a fold by Alexander, knocking him back down to 32,000 chips.
. Duthie checked from the small blind, Magill bet 850 from the cutoff and Duthie made the call. Both players checked the on the turn. The river was the and Duthie led out for 2,200. Magill looked him up. 
for two pair aces and eights. Duthie showed the 
before mucking and Magill took the pot, sending his stack up to 43,000. Duthie is down to 22,000.
saw a bet of 800 from Lunardi. It was folded to Hennigan, who made it 2,300 to go.
fell on the turn. was checked by both players to see Lunardi table for a turned diamond flush. Hennigan mucked his hand.
board, Laak had been faced with a bet of 3,200 that he raised to 11,700, leaving himself just 6,000 behind.
and with 2,000 in the pot, Mike Sexton bet 1,000 from the cut off and his opponent on the button made the call.
and Sexton lead out again, this time for 1,500. The button called.
for top two pair to take down the pot. Sexton is now above his original starting stack with 34,000.
