. Youngblood took a stab with a bet of 1,500 on the 
turn. Tarver called, then checked behind after Youngblood checked the river 
. Tarver's 
, queens and tens, was enough to win the pot. He's up to 14,000 in chips. Youngblood is down to 20,000.
a player under the gun bet 1,300, another player in the pot folded and Ylon Schwartz made the call.
abd after a check from the player under the gun, Schwartz bet 2,500. 
for two pair, fours and fives, without a kicker that played. Schwartz couldn't beat it and mucked his hand.
Todd "Dan Druff" Witteles checks to a player in late position.
.
and a tablemate complements him on his call as he rakes in the pot.
. The unknown opponent led out with 4,200, and Negreanu moved all in for 6,075. His opponent considered for about thirty seconds before making the call.
, and Negreanu's opponent let out a big, "Whoa!" Negreanu chuckled and gave him a pat on the shoulder. "A six? You're scared of a six?!" With one card separating him from the exit, Kid Poker watched a blank land on the river, ending his day and his WSOP for this year.
. on the river and Suharto won the hand when his 
bested his opponent's 
. The hand lifted Suharto's stack to 28,500.
for 15,725 total. His opponent held 
. The board read 
when all the money went in. The river was another eight with the 
and that would be it for Saab.
and the small blind bet 850 when the came on the turn. Phillips called and the cutoff folded. The river brought the , a 3,000 bet by the small blind, and another call by Phillips who showed 
for a higher two pair than his opponent's .
and Lehr checked. The next player bet 1,300 and the button called. Lehr check-raised to 4,000 and the first player folded. The button made the call though. and Lehr stuck in the last of his chips, totaling 11,225. His opponent asked to spread the pot and the dealer did so. He then mucked his hand a few moments later.
. while his opponent showed 
to chop up the pot.
