The board read 
and Richard Tuhrim fired out a pot-sized bet into a pot that was 29,600. Martin Finger thought for several moments and then made the call for a large portion of his remaining stack.
Tuhrim announced, "Queen-high" and Finger then tabled 
for two pair, which was enough to take down a good sized pot close to the money bubble.
Filippos Stavrakis won a huge pot four spots off the money. The pot was about 7,000 on the flop with the community cards spread 
. Stavrakis checked, his opponent bet, Stavrakis raised and from that moment on, both players kept potting until all the chips were in the middle.
Filippos Stavrakis: 
Opponent: 
The board ran out 
giving Stavrakis a straight to win the big 125,000 pot and bust his opponent. The field is now three places away from the money.
The button raised to 2,000 and Jaspal Brar three-bet to 6,400 from the big blind. His opponent called and the flop came down 
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Brar instantly shoved all in for 7,900 and his opponent asked," Do you ever have anything but aces?" as he threw his cards into the muck.
Richard Tuhrim has had a big stack since halfway through Day 1 and keeps using it to gather even more chips. He opened to 2,000 from the under the gun position and got called by two players, including Martin Finger.
Tuhrim continued with a bet of 3,300 on the 
flop and Finger was the only player to call. Finger check-folded to Tuhrim's bet of 9,500 when the 
turn came down and the latter won the pot.
Level: 9
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 0
The final 20-minute break of the day starts right now. Players will return for two 60-minute levels before we reach the end of Day 1.
Ben Hunholz raised to 1,500 preflop and got called by Felipe Ramos, a player in the hijack and the player in the big blind to take the action four-way.
Hunholz continued with a bet of 2,500 on the 
flop and this time Ramos was the only player to call.
After Hunholz checked to Ramos on the turn, the Brazilian made it 5,500. Hunholz looked at his stack and threw in the call.
The river was the to make the board even wetter and Hunholz announced that he was all-in for his final 14,500. Ramos announced he had a really tough decision to make and took his time. He eventually folded 
face up and Hunholz was friendly enough to show the .
After seeing four limpers Dejuante Alexander raised to 3,900 and Tom West from early position was the only limper to stick around. The flop came down 
and West put Alexander all in for his last 4,500.
Alexander called and showed 
for a flopped set. West then turned over 
for a flopped flush. The on the turn and the 
on the river did not change anything and West took down the pot.
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