on the turn, Vitaly Lunkin led out for 3,500 from late position. The button raised to 8,300 and Lunkin came back with a three-bet to 18,500. It was enough to induce a fold from the button and Lunkin took down the pot, increasing his stack to 120,500.
. The turn came . Two players checked to Judah, who moved all in for 37,000!
. His opponent just had a pocket pair, 
. You know how the story ends. Judah's opponent catches one of his four outs with a river 
to make a bigger full house. It was a great play by Judah that didn't wind up with the right result. He is busto.
against the 
of Jimmy Fricke. 
giving Fricke's opponent trip aces and the pot.
. His opponent showed and never improved.
, the big blind led for 10,000 and Mizzi folded.
. When the turn paired the board with the 
, Mizzi bet 5,050 and his opponent quickly raised to 14,000.
and the small blind fired out 3,375. The big blind folded and Garrett called. When the turn fell the , the small blind led again for 6,000. 
.
, and Seidel continued out with a bet of 2,200. Stammen called, and the turn card brought the 
. Seidel checked this time, and Stammen checked behind him. The last card off the deck was the . Seidel passed again, and Stammen took the opportunity to bet 4,100. Seidel was having none of it though, putting in a check-raise to 15,000. Stammen mulled it over for a minute before sending his cards to the muck
.
hit the turn and made his flush when the river brought the 
. His stack is now worth 33,000.
, but the on the river gave him new life. He's now got a stack of 22,000.
a player in middle position bet out 2,500 and EPT founder, John Duthie, called from late position.
and again the player in middle position bet, this time for 5,600. Duthie matched the bet. and after a 10,000 bet, Duthie raised to 30,000. for a flush. Duthie mucked and is now down to 20,000.
