We found Dan O'Brien all in holding 
against his opponent's 
before the flop.
The flop paired O'Brien's top card, coming 
, but gave his opponent a flush draw. The 
turned and O'Brien was one card away from doubling up. However, the 
rolled off on the river, completing his opponent's flush and O'Brien was forced to make his way to the rail.
We found Erick Lindgren and an opponent looking down at a board of 
. With over 35,000 in the pot, Lindgren's opponent checked.
Lindgren bet out 12,500 and his opponent mulled over the decision for over a minute before pushing out a call. Lindgren tabled 
and his opponent shook his head and mucked his cards.
Lindgren is now sitting on a stack of about 112,000.
Grayson Ramage was first to act and he limped. The next player did the same and Jeff Madsen then min raised to 200. Three other players came along and action was on the button. The button then raised to 3,500 and Ramage came out of the woodwork with a four-bet to 9,500. The table folded back around to the button who took his time before ultimately throwing his cards away.
Ramage picked up the pot and was able to recover from a hand he lost a few minutes ago where he had 
against his opponent's 
all in preflop and lost.
In a limped family pot, a flop of 
was spread. Action checked around to Mandy Baker who bet out 3,500. It folded back around to Weisner and she tossed in a call. A third player opted to tag along and the three saw the board pair on the turn when the 
fell.
Weisner and the third player rapped the table and Baker fired out another bullet, this time making it 7,000. Weisner quickly called and the other player got out of the way. The completed the board and they both checked. Weisner showed 
for a flopped flush draw that turned into top pair on the river. Baker mucked her hand and Weisner took down the pot.
We found Andrew Stringer move all in for 29,600 only to have Ronit Chamani move all in over the top. Mickey Petersen also moved his stack in the middle and just like that the three hands were turned over with Petersen and Stringer's lives at stake.
Stringer: 
Chamani:
Petersen:
The flop struck gold for Stringer when he turned the worst hand into the best when it came 
. The 
came on fourth and the on fifth, giving Stringer a triple up.
Petersen was sent to the rail and Chamani was crippled to about 2,000. She busted from the tournament on the next hand.
The flop read 
and Justin Schwartz bet out around 1,400. His opponent in later position raised to about 5,200. Schwartz made the call and was allowed to see the turn.
The 
on fourth street saw two checks, one from Schwartz and the other from his opponent. Once Schwartz's opponent checked Schwartz bet 1,000 in the dark.
The 
landed on the river and Schwartz's opponent made the call, only to be shown 
which was seemingly good enough as the later position player mucked his cards.
Schwartz now sits near the top of the leader board with around 160,000 in chips.
Level: 12
Blinds: 0/0
Ante: 800
We found Mike McDonald and and opponent looking down at a board of 
. McDonald's opponent checked and McDonald fired out a bet of 2,400. After about a minute, McDonald's opponent pushed out a raise to 5,900.
McDonald pondered for a moment before releasing his cards and leaving his opponent with a "nice hand".
We caught up to find the remnants of a hand where Mickey Petersen got it all in holding 
against an opponent's 
.
The board fell 
and Petersen's pair of aces were able to score him a double up. Petersen is currently sitting at about 20,000 in chips.
Steven van Zadelhoff raised to 2,600 after a limp. The player to his left moved all in for a little over 30,000 and action folded back to van Zadelhoff who thought for a little while before mucking his hand. Van Zadelhoff is currently on a stack of about 33,000.
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