the original raiser checked, before the caller made it 1,100 to go. Esfandiari put in a raise to 3,400 to take the pot down and climb to 32,400.
and both players checked.
and the first player bet 1,000. Lee raised to 2,800 and his opponent called. The river was a and after his opponent checked, Lee fired a bet of 3,350. His opponent tanks and then folds 
face up.
. None bit. The turn was the 
, and this time when it checked to Vanessa Rousso decided she'd toss out four (100) dark blue chips. With various degrees of deliberation, all of her opponents folded.
and dragged the small pot. She's up at 34,500 now.
was checked round to see the 
fall on the turn. Tran checked, Schulman fired 600 and his opponent on the button made the call before Tran passed. Schulman's 1,200-chip bet was called by his opponent holding 
.
for a bigger two-pair after the river paired the board to see him moved back over starting stack.
against his opponent's 
. The flop came down 
, keeping the aces in the lead. The turn brought the 
and Alezrah picked up some straight and flush outs. Wait -- most of his flush outs were no good because his opponent held the .! Alezrah pulled a four-card straight flush using his and scooped the pot to double up.
. fell on the turn, Tran checked to her opponent to see him fire 400. Tran opted not to call, but to check-raise to 1,200. Her opponent however was having none of it and reraised to 3,200 total with Tran making the call.
and Tran checked, only to see her opponent move all in for his last 3,825. to see her slip to 22,100 in chips.
board and both Arena and the very lovely Torrie Wilson (of sports entertainment fame!) calling. river, though, and Arena turned over pocket sevens for a set. Mr. All In mucked, and Arena raked in the chips.
. The UTG player also tabled 
and found himself in one of the worst preflop spots possible as his opponent revealed 
.
, and his opponent .
. Unfortunately for Peyton's opponent, another heart wouldn't help matters, as Peyton had the ace. The turn was the and the river the , and Peyton shook his foe's hand as he left the scene. 
