. The big blind led out for 4,200 and Goodemote called quickly.
and the big blind slowed things down by checking. Goodemote fired out two orange chips for 10,000 and the big blind just started shaking his head. He paused only momentarily before he tossed his cards into the muck.
holding two aces, 
. Her opponent held 
for an open-ended straight draw and a back door flush draw.
. The river was the , putting four clubs on board, but unfortunately for Boeree, she held no clubs in her hand and was sent to the rail.
from early position. Action passed all the way around to the big blind, and the player there looked down at 
and called to put Savage at risk.
. With that lucky pair, Savage has doubled up to 5,650.
and slipped to a (still very healthy) 77,000 in chips.
flop. McEvoy turned over 
, but the big blind held 
. No love for McEvoy on the turn or the 
river and the 1983 Main Event Champion headed to the rail.
between the big blind and Alex Jacob. The big blind check-called Jacob's 1,000-chip flop bet, then another 2,000-chip bet on the 
turn. Both players checked the 
river. The big blind took down the pot with two pair, sevens and deuces, made with 
.
, the small blind checked over to J.J. Liu, who bet 5,000, just slightly less than half her remaining stack. The small blind came back at her with an all-in raise and Liu went into the tank. After nearly five minutes had gone by, another player at the table called the clock on her, and a floor supervisor arrived at the table to count down her last minute.
, and both players checked. The turn card brought the , and the small blind led out with a bet of 2,100. Without hesitation, Mizrachi made the minimum raise to 4,200. There was some hesitation from his opponent, but he elected to call after a few moments. landed on the river, and the small blind checked. Mizrachi took his time shuffling his whole stack of chips before slapping a bet of 11,000 down onto the felt. "Wow!" said his opponent, leaning back in his chair. "I feel like you're so big." After some quick mental gymnastics, the small blind called, simultaneously asking, "King-ten?" Mizrachi didn't have king-ten, but his was pretty decent. "Triple ladies," said the dealer, and the small blind flashed 
as he sent his cards sliding into the muck.
giving him a full house. 
allowing Natt to scoop up the main pot, tripling up to over 46,000. The small blind won the side pot, only losing 4,000 on the hand.
