With the board showing 
and three players still involved, one checked, one bet 2,500, and Chad Brown raised to 6,000, earning a fold and a call.
The pot was about 16,000 when the river brought the 
and checks from both. Brown tabled 
for the nine-high straight, and his opponent mucked.
With that one Brown added a few more to his stack, presently up over 130,000 and appearing to be the largest in the room at the moment.
We arrived at the table to find the player on the button open to 1,000, before Brian Rast raised it up to 3,000 from the big blind. He was called, and both players saw the flop come down 
. Rast threw out a continuation bet of 3,300, which was quickly followed by an all in for 11,700 from his opponent. Rast sat there for a few minutes, before finally making the call, as both players then tabled their cards.
Rast: 
Opponent: 
Rast’s opponent had flopped top two-pair, and that’s how it would stay, as the board ran out the and 
, to see Rast drop to 23,000 in chips.
Players are back and cards are in the air once more. The big board is showing 186 of them are left from the starting field of 400.
Level: 7
Blinds: 200/500
Ante:
Players are now taking their last break of the night. After 15 minutes they'll return to play two last one-hour levels.
This year many have been noting the 10th anniversary of Chris Moneymaker's WSOP Main Event victory, highlighted by his heads-up finale against Sammy Farha and that memorable "bluff of the century." Farha's appearance tonight to play Event #41 already had us thinking back to 10 years ago, although a hand just now occurring at his table brought it all back even more vividly.
We arrived on the river with the board showing 
, a decent-sized pot having been built, and Alberto Fonseca firing a big bet, forcing Farha into a minute or so of contemplation. Fonseca sat still as Farha eyed him, holding his shirt collar up to his chin and looking downward. Finally, Farha folded, at which point Fonseca suddenly sprang into action.
"I'll show you my big bluff," he said animatedly, turning over 
, and the table erupted in laughter.
"I never bluff!" said Fonseca with a wide grin as he tugged on his shirt collar. "I didn't want you to see my pulse!" he added, referring to how he'd been holding his shirt, and the table continued to laugh.
Farha's grin was nearly as wide. "The cards let you win," he said, indicating that he didn't have a hand with which to call him. "But you played it very well," he added.
It wasn't quite the bluff of the century, but the hand and Farha's amiable response certainly brought that earlier one to mind.
The action started with the player under the gun opening to 900, before both Max Pescatori and Daniel Negreanu called out of the blinds. The flop came down and all three players checked, as the 
fell on the turn. Pescatori bet out 1,000, and was met with a raise to 3,000 from Negreanu. The third player got out of the hand, before Pescatori re-raised to 9,000. Negreanu eyed off the raise, then called, as the completed the board. Pescatori reached for chips almost instantly, and placed 16,500 into the pot.
“You either got really lucky or unlucky,” said Negreanu, looking at his cards. He eventually open mucked his 
as he dropped down to 50,000 in chips.
We missed how all the money went it, but arrived at the table to find David “Doc” Sands all in with his 
against Davidi Katai who had 
. The board ran out 
, to see Sands get rivered by an ace, sending him to the rail.
Yevgeniy Timoshenko opened to 800 from the hijack, before the player to his immediate left, raised to 2,200. The action folded back around to Timoshenko who made the call, as both saw the flop come 
. Timoshenko check called a bet of 2,000, before both opted to check the 
and on the turn and river.
Timoshenko’s opponent rolled over his 
, but lost to Timoshenko who showed .
Shortly after that hand with Dee Tiller, Shaun Deeb took a hit to his stack after doubling up a shorter-stacked player. His opponent held while Deeb had , with all of the former's chips getting in the middle before the flop.
The board then came 
, and Deeb lost about half of his stack.
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