Catching the action on a flop, we found Sam Stein leading out with a bet of 27,000 which Brock Parker called.
The turn of the saw Stein lead again - this time for 41,000 - as Parker made the call before the dealer dropped the on the river.
Stein pushed out 112,000 and Parker announced a call tabling his for a full house. Stein folded while slipping to 690,000 as Parker moved to 620,000 in chips.
Tex Barch opened for 21,000 and Jeanphilippe Leandri moved in behind him. Barch called and tabled and Leandri held
The board ran and Leandri start calling for cards in French and it quickly turned into a spew French curses. Barch pushed his stack up over the 250,000 mark and Leandri hit the rail.
Jens Hansen was on the button, Tommy Le was in the small blind and Tex Barch was in the big blind. All three players went to a flop of and Hansen and Le both moved in and Barch called both stacks.
Showdown
Barch:
Hansen:
Le:
The board finished and Barch made a club flush knocking out both Le and Hansen. Barch is up over a half million.
Austin Scott opened to 16,000 from early position and was met with calls from Austin Scott, Adam Junglen and Tex Barch.
With the dealer dropping a flop, Barch took the lead from the small blind with a bet of 70,000 as the action folded to Junglen who announced a pot-raise amounting to 282,000.
Barch hesitated for several moments before eventually laying his hand down while slipping to 490,000 as Junglen moves to 600,000 in chips.
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flop, we found Sam Stein leading out with a bet of 27,000 which Brock Parker called.
saw Stein lead again - this time for 41,000 - as Parker made the call before the dealer dropped the 
on the river.
for a full house. Stein folded while slipping to 690,000 as Parker moved to 620,000 in chips.
and Leandri held 
and Leandri start calling for cards in French and it quickly turned into a spew French curses. Barch pushed his stack up over the 250,000 mark and Leandri hit the rail.
flop, we found Kory Kilpatrick all in against Christian Harder.
and 
to see Harder spike two-pair to send Kilpatrick to the rail in 22nd place.
