Phil Laak just dropped back to 66,000, but is still up more than double of what he started the day with.
From under the gun, Laak raised to 600 and found two callers, one in middle position and one in the cutoff seat. The flop came down 
and Laak bet 1,000. The next player announced a raise and made it 1,600 to go, but was corrected by the dealer that he had to make it 2,000. He did so and the cutoff seat folded. Laak reraised and made it 6,050. His opponent called.
The turn was the 
and both players checked. They also checked the 
on the river. Laak showed the 
, but lost to his opponent's 
.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
66,000
5,000
|
5,000 |
and the player in the small donk-bet for 1,100. Klein called.
and Klein's opponent led out again - this time for 1,500. Klein again called.
completed the board, Klein's opponent slowed down and checked.
and his opponent said, "Oh, that's good too," and tabled 
.
. Baumstein's opponent led out for 1,050 (into a pot of around 1,675), and Baumstein called.
, and Baumstein's opponent led again - this time for 1,250. Baumstein shrugged, then called, and his opponent tabled 
and Michael Weiss bet out 2,000 from the small blind. Savage wanted more and raised it to 4,000. Weiss made the call and it was off to the turn.
on the turn saw Weiss simply check and Savage bet out 6,000. Weiss again made the call. The dealer then plopped the 
