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, leaving Caro racing for his tournament life.
. The turn brought the 
, adding a flush draw for Caro's opponent to his two overcards. The river landed another nine, the 
. Caro was able to double up and move to 18,000.
and Preston check-called for 2,500 after Boatman bet the 
on the turn.
on the river and Preston took the hand with 
vs. Boatman's 
. Preston has 35,000 while Boatman has 55,000.
, one of the member's of the Playing for Pruitt crew William Sineath fired 2,000 on his opponent called. The turn brought the and Sineath led for 3,500. His opponent called again.
and Sineath fired 11,000. The player called one final time. Sineath showed 
and lost to his opponent's pocket aces. Sineath dropped to 62,200 on the hand.
Stan Sinclair bet 1,500 from under the gun and Andy Black called from the button. and Sinclair bet again, this time for 3,000. Black raised to 8,000 and Sinclair made the call. 
and after checking, Sinclair called a 14,000 river bet from Black. 
for a rivered pair of aces to take the pot. Sinclair mucked his hand.
. One opponent called with 
and promptly hit a third queen on a flop of 
. Naujoks did not get the running Broadway cards she needed to stave off elimination.
, and he was in trouble versus the big blind who showed 
. Lester wouldn't pair up on the flop, but the 
did give him some additional outs to the heart flush. The on the river was just what the doctor ordered, giving him the unbeatable flush. He's not
, 
and 
all dealt on the same table in the same hand here in the Orange section. James Navolanic was the lucky player with aces, and his preflop betting action induced a fold out of the player with queens. That left Navolanic heads-up against pocket kings. His aces held to knock the player with kings out of the tournament.
flop. Scott fired out 1,600 on the turn. The button called.
. Scott made the price of a showdown 3,000 chips. Her opponent called and found that he couldn't beat the stone cold nuts held by Scott: 
for quad sevens. Scott's hand drew several appreciative whistles and comments from other players at the table.
. for a full house.