board and was instantly called by his opponent, the latter flipping 
.
against an opponent who held 
. Rousso's neighbor was in dire straits, as the board read 
.
-- giving Rousso's neighbor the straight flush and the pot. Subsequent chatter revealed that another player at the same table had hit a straight flush earlier in the day. And, it just so happened, both players had the same first name -- Gary.
.
was up against an opponent's all in holding 
on a board of 
.
to give Wissing an additional three outs, but when the river fell the 
he doubled his opponent up, while slipping to 153,000 in chips.
and after some deliberation and counting down chips, Rousso tossed in a call.
which slowed both players into a check.
for a set as Rousso tapped the table, saying she mucked a "big overpair". Rousso is back to 60,000.
to be in great shape against his opponent's 
.
against his opponent's pocket tens.
, pairing Darden's king on the turn and putting him in the lead. He now has roughly 9,700 chips.
the players held the following hands.
to thrust Racener in the lead with a flush, but leave Snead outs to a fullhouse as the other opponent started packing his belongings.
to now send Snead to the rail and Racener up to over 79,000 in chips.
flop bet of 3,500 to 10,500 before moving in on the 
turn. His opponent folded and Baldwin is up to 43,000.
