Blake Barousse raised to 4,000 and Chino Rheem three-bet from his left to 15,000. The action folded back to Barousse who put his opponent all in and Rheem snap-called.
Rheem:
Barousse:
The board ran out and Rheem doubled up. Despite losing this hand Barousse's still up from his starting chip count.
Mike Matusow is sitting on a nice stack and telling everyone he's planning to play quite snug right now. But while the chips may not be flying, the conversation at his table certainly is.
In recounting the infamous hand where Shaun Deeb slow rolled Matusow with quads in a cash game taped for Poker Night in America, Matusow claimed slow rolling is his taboo in life and would never do it to anyone.
A few seats over, Justin Bonomo chimed in, saying he's only slow rolled one person in his life and it was Men "The Master" Nguyen.
"If I was going to slow roll anyone it would probably be him," Matusow added.
Timothy Adams opened to 4,000 in the cutoff and was called by the player on the button. Andrey Zaichenko potted from the blinds, and Adams announced a repot. The player on the button folded, and Zaichenko put in his last 10,000 or so.
Zaichenko:
Adams:
The run out gave Adams first a higher pair, then the nut flush.
In one of the last hands before break, Richard Lyndaker checked a board of to Pratyesh Buddiga, who bet what looked like 22,000. Lyndaker made the call, and Buddiga tabled for a missed gutter and flush draw. Lyndaker had .
Don Nguyen is punishing the unlucky few who drew seats at his table today.
He recently opened to 4,900 and got a single caller in Michel Abecassis. Then after Abecassis checked the flop, Nguyen forced him to fold with a 4,500 chip continuation bet.
and Rheem doubled up. Despite losing this hand Barousse's still up from his starting chip count.
run out gave Adams first a higher pair, then the nut flush.
for a missed gutter and flush draw. Lyndaker had 
flop, Nguyen forced him to fold with a 4,500 chip continuation bet.