and Lee fired 725 after his opponent checked. The player check-raised to 2,500 and Lee made the call.
and the big blind led out for 5,000. Lee made the call again.
. The big blind fired out a hefty bet of 10,000. Lee stood his ground and made the call with 
. His hand was good and he's not at 55,000.
Marlon Wayans was faced with a decision for all of his chips after his opponent moved all in at the healthy pot.
, and his opponent flashed 
for a set of jacks.
. Josephy called with 
which held up, sending Mr. Gentleman to the rail.
and Lee led for 1,650. The player put in a minimum raise and Lee called. The turn brought another jack and both players checked.
and Lee called a bet of 3,500 after checking and tanking. The player held just ace high and Lee's solid read put him up to 38,000.
Amir Vahedi checked from the big blind before the under the gun player led out for 800.
fall on the turn and the play checked around.
Vahedi fired 3,100, only to be raised by the flop aggressor to 7,000. Vahedi called and tabled his 
for a turned set, to best his opponent's flopped set holding 
.
of Kent Lin against his opponent's 
.
. Everyone around the table bursted out with excitement.
and the river the 
to calm things down as the aces held up for Lin.
flop. His opponent called. turn, and proceeded to the 
river. "I got you beat," warned Mizrachi's opponent. "Probably," agreed Mizrachi. They both checked, and indeed Mr. Opponent flipped 
to make Mizrachi muck. Mizrachi claimed red sevens.
. After the under-the-gun player bet out 1,000, Bertrand "ElkY" Grospellier raised to 2,700. The player under the gun then reraised to 7,000 and ElkY made the call. and the first player checked to ElkY. He fired a bet of 5,250 and the player called. and the player checked. ElkY checked right behind. When his opponent tabled for a rivered Broadway straight, ElkY's jaw almost hit the table. He then mucked his hand and got up from his chair to take a walk.
against an opponent's . 
as Salley failed to catch up and headed to the rail.
