Level 14
: 1,000/2,000, 300 ante
On a flop of 
, Jonathan [Removed:250] checked from the small blind and Steven Silverman did the same from the big. Sam Trickett, who began the day as chip leader, then checked for the cutoff and three players saw the 
turn.
Two checks put action on Trickett, and he promptly bet 6,000. [Removed:250] then sprung to life with a check-raise to 16,000, Silverman folded, and Trickett got out of the way. [Removed:250] then let Trickett turn over one of his cards, which was the 
.
"I know," Trickett said indicating he knew the other card was also a deuce. "I had an ace with the four of hearts."
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
145,000
4,000
|
4,000 |
|
116,000
82,700
|
82,700 |
|
69,000
11,000
|
11,000 |
. The small blind had checked to Allen Kessler, who then moved all in for 22,100 from the big. David Fhima called from the under-the-gun position, the button folded, and the small blind did the same.
turn didn't do it, and neither did the 
river.
flop, Michael "The Grinder" Mizrachi bet 6,100. Stephen Chidwick called, and the other player folded. On the turn, the 
landed, and Mizrachi checked. Chidwick bet 16,500, but as soon as his bet hit the felt, Mizrachi jammed all in. Chidwick folded.
, and Stein checked. After Trickett fired 13,500, the player on the button folded. Stein had a little under 60,000 behind and raised to 28,800. Trickett gave it up, and Stein won the pot.
turn nor 
flop was disaster for Cloutier as a six would no longer win it for him. He needed either running sixes, a seven with a big card, or some other miracle. The odds were strongly against him, but the 
turn gave him some hope as another ace or the case seven would chop the pot.
