. His lone opponent called. Both players checked down the 
river.
. The player in Seat 4 started muttering to himself and rattling off a bunch of hostile-sounding words in a foreign language. He flashed 
and mucked.
gave Dwan a sweat, but he couldn't complete his flush when the board finished 
.
in the middle of the table and both players checked. The turn brought the 
, putting four hearts on board. Both players checked again. The river was the , pairing the board. Lehr fired 775 and Dannenmann raised to 3,000. Lehr folded his hand, giving Dannenmann the pot.
, the small blind bet 4,500 and only Filippi called. Action checked down from there, with the turn coming and the river falling 
. Filippi showed down 
, besting his opponent's 
to take the pot.
and both players checked. The turn was the and action checked again.
and Topakas fired 1,300 after his opponent checked. The player made the call. Topakas tabled for the winning hand and his opponent mucked.
-- against his opponent's pocket kings -- . The flop came down 
, spiking Aldridge quads and putting his opponent all but out of here. and that ended things. The river completed the board with the .
board. Heich's opponent check-called each bet but couldn't beat Heich's trip fours, 
.
. His opponent made the call, and Lisandro bet 4,000 more when the landed on the river. He got called again, and Lisandro scooped the pot after showing 
.
giving Diano a straight on the river to double up to 4,200.
between Liv Boeree and Troy Hamilton. Hamilton was first to act out of the small blind and checked. Boeree checked behind from the cutoff seat. and Hamilton checked again. Boeree fired 1,100 and Hamilton called. The river was the and Hamilton led out with a bet of 4,000. Boeree questioned, "You realize that's more than pot, right?" She also gave Hamilton a long stare down. She eventually made the call, but rolled her eyes and mucked, after Hamilton showed for the wheel.
