. Kellstrom's opponent fired a bet of 7,000 and then Kellstrom raised to 17,000. His opponent came back over the top to 27,000 and then Kellstrom went all in for 55,000 total. The player called holding 
. Kellstrom held pocket fours for a flopped full house.
. Cole check-called a 4,000 bet from his opponent. The turn came the 
and Cole fired out 8,575. He was met with a raise to 18,000 and after a bit of a tank, mucked his hand.
. We say that because there were three players in the hand and 6,500 chips in the pot. Two players checked to Van Nguyen on the button. She bet 7,000, folding one player. The other player check-raised to 17,000. Nguyen called.. That slowed down the action, with both players checking.
for a pair of jacks, then clapped his hands when Nguyen mucked.
. He was right, as the turn brought the 
and the straight. The river paired the board with the 
and Rios slid a stack of chips to his left.
to give him a Royal Flush draw! The 
on the turn was an ugly card though, and the 
that filled out the board was a miss as well. Failing to get over the hump, The Cowboy has been hogtied and run out of the room.
, Keven Stammen moved all in and after tanking for quite some time, his opponent made the call. Stammen's 
was far behind his opponent's 
, but Stammen turned the to fill his gutshot straight draw. The river was the and Stammen eliminated his opponent. His stack topped the 100,000 mark after the hand.
, the preflop aggressor had first action and checked to Brunson. She bet 3,000 and was called by both of her opponents.
. Again the preflop aggressor checked. This time Brunson checked too, prompting the third player to move all in for about 10,000.
and with about 14,000 in the pot a player moved all in for 25,725 from the big blind. 
giving Lunkin the ace high flush to eliminate his opponent.
. Danielsson checked, and Veldhuis continued out with a bet of 6,800. After a good while in the tank, Danielsson asked for a count. "It's 17,400 more," said Veldhuis, and his opponent quickly moved all in. Veldhuis made the call for his tournament life, open-ended with 
. His would-be knocker-out tabled 
for top-top, looking to eliminate the dangerous pro. He would do just that as the turn and river blanked off with the and respectively.
. The blinds checked to the raiser, and he continued out with a bet. The small blind flat-called, and Corkins moved all in for about 30,000. The raiser ducked out of the way, but the small blind made a quick call to put Corkins at risk. 
on the turn was no use to him, but the that hit the river was very handy indeed. Corkins pulled out the winning ten-high straight, doubling him up close to 70,000.
