and both players checked. The turn brought another spade with the 
and the small blind player moved all in. Hamilton insta-called for his last 31,000 and tabled pocket jacks to leave his opponent drawing dead with 
.
, just a shade away but at the same time a million miles ahead of Plastik's 
. "I knew it," said Plastik, "I almost folded them."
Level: 9
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 100
against the 
of Sean Dorn on a 
board.
.
with Phan's pair, straight and flush-draw up against an opponent's higher pair 
. to see Phan double to over 60,000 in chips.
flop with two spades. The preflop aggressor followed up with a continuation bet which Dwan called, before the third player raised to 8,000. One call and Dwan decided to move all in for 22,000 more. Both opponents called. and both live players checked before a fell on the river. Check, all in and fold was the action as the third player tabled pocket sixes for a rivered straight. Dwan flashed pocket kings and headed for the nearest exit.
. Mitchell showed 
.
, and another player hits the rail. "First time I've had queens, kings, or aces all tourney," said Mitchell.
