Brandon Young led out with the board reading, 
. An opponent raised, and Young made it three bets. His opponent called.
The turn was the 
, and Young slowed down, checking to his opponent. He bet, and Young called.
The river was another six - the 
- and Young checked again. His opponent bet, and Young check-raised. His opponent tank-folded, leaving only two big bets behind, and Young won the pot.
Level: 13
Limits: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 0
Some updated counts at the break.
Players are now on their second 20-minute break of the day.
Humberto Brenes opened from early position with a raise and it folded to Dutch Boyd who called from his big blind.
The flop came 
and both players checked to see a turn of 
. Boyd led out with a bet and Brenes tanked for about a minute before raising all in for 2,200 more on top. Boyd called and showed 
, his ace-high being ahead of Brenes' 
.
Brenes found fortune on the river, however, when the 
peeled off, giving him a pair of queens and the best hand.
We unfortunately missed the details, but Shawn Keller just grabbed his things, and exited the Amazon Room.
We noticed that Ray Henson had hone MIA, but we weren't sure whether or not we lost him in the mix or he had busted. We just learned minutes ago - via his Twitter - that it's unfortunately the latter.
We recently found Dutch Boyd and Todd Brunson looking down at a board of 
. Boyd check-called a bet from Brunson and the two were off to the river.
The dealer rapped the table and produced the 
which paired the board. Boyd opted to lead out on this board only to have Brunson raise. Boyd sat motionless for a moment before moving a three-bet into the middle. Brunson quickly called and saw Boyd show 
for sevens full of nines. Brunson shot his hand to the muck and Boyd scooped the rather large pot.
Afterwards, we found Brunson tweet about what he had during the hand:
ToddBrunson Todd Brunson Just lost a massive pot to Dutch Boyd. Flopped the nut flush and capped it. He rivers a full
June 27 2012
The very next hand while Boyd was still stacking his chips he tossed out a button raise and eventually got it in against a severely short-stacked player on the turn. The board ended up reading 
and Boyd's 
for jack-high was able to reduce the field by one.
Board: 
Shawn Keller led out, and Brandon Young put in a raise. Keller went into the tank for a minute or so, before Jonathan Cohen, who recently finished runner-up in Event #14: $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em Shootout, said something about Keller taking too long.
"I mean I'll call the clock," Mothel Krymchantowski added. "I don't care."
"You got somewhere to go?" Keller asked Cohen.
"It's LIMIT," Cohen shot back.
Cohen and Krymchantowski continued talking about how long it was taking, until Cohen finally called the clock. Keller tanked for a little longer, then released his hand.
"Nice hand," he told Young, who pulled in the pot.
Keller wasn't happy about Cohen calling the clock on him, and Cohen continued berating Keller.
"Didn't you have a plan when you bet out?" he asked him. "Didn't you think about what you'd do if he raised?"
"Whatever, kid," Keller responded.
Cohen didn't stop.
"I like the 'got a hot date?' line too," he said. "No one would ask you that."
"I'm married, dude," Keller told him.
There was a little more back-and-forth while we were leaving, but Keller finally decided to put his headphones on. We'll continue to monitor the situation in case any other altercations occur.
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