Matt Glantz raised and Scott Seiver called from the big blind. They saw a flop of 
and Seiver check-called a bet from Glantz. The turn was the 
and Seiver checked.
Glantz bet, Seiver check-raised, and Glantz moved all in. Seiver called turning over 
and Glantz showed 
. The river 
improved Glantz to the second-nut flush and he doubled through Seiver.
Michael Moore raised under the gun, Matt Glantz reraised on his left, and Moore jammed for 91,000. Glantz called with 
and was racing against 
. The 
board favored Moore and he pumped his fist upon doubling.
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Anthony Zinno raised from early position and Matt Glantz three-bet. Dan Zack put in a fourth bet from the small blind and both players called. They went three-handed to the 
flop and Zack bet.
Zinno called and Glantz called behind. The turn was the 
and Zack checked to Zinno who bet. Glantz three-bet and Zack quickly folded.
With the action back on Zinno, he put in a fourth bet and Glantz called. The river was the , Zinno bet, and Glantz called. Zinno showed 
for flopped quads and Glantz doubled checked his hole cards one final time before mucking.
Zinno scooped the monster pot and has moved into the chip lead with just eight players remaining.
Scott Seiver raised in middle position and Matt Szymaszek defended big blind. The board rolled out 
and Szymaszek check-called twice and then faced a river bet. He tanked about a minute and then opted to let it go.
Matt Szymaszek raised from middle position and Anthony Zinno three-bet from the button. Szymaszek called and the dealer spread the 
flop. Szymaszek check-called a bet from Zinno and the turn was the .
Szymaszek checked again to Zinno who bet and Szymaszek called. The river was the 
and Szymaszek checked to Zinno for a third time. Zinno tossed out another bet and Szymaszek folded.
Christopher Chung raised in the cutoff and Ken Deng three-bet in the big blind. Chung four-bet and Deng called all in for 99,000. He had 
again but this time was against three outs instead of two: 
. The board ran out 
, bringing the ace Deng dreaded and sending him to the rail.
Ken Deng raised and Anthony Zinno called from the big blind. They saw a flop of 
and Zinno check-called a bet from Deng. The turn was the and Zinno led out with a bet.
Deng called and Zinno fired out another bet when the 
hit the river. Deng called and Zinno showed 
for a rivered flush to take the pot and leave Deng with less than two big bets.
Anthony Zinno raised under the gun, Ken Deng reraised in the next spot, and Michael Moore four-bet in the next spot. Zinno called and Deng called off for less. The flop came 
and Zinno check-called. He check-folded on the turn.
Michael Moore:
Ken Deng:
Kings were good and stayed that way on the 
river.
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