Scott Bohlman opened to 22,000 from the button and Jeffrey Tanouye called from the big blind.
The flop came 
and Tanouye checked. Bohlman bet 16,000 and Tanouye called.
The 
fell on the turn, Tanouye checked, Bohlman bet 35,000, and Tanouye called.
The river brought the 
and both players checked. Tanouye tabled 
and it was good enough to win the pot.
Will Givens was on the right side of a cooler, getting it in with 
in a three-way all in which saw the other two players turn up kings and queens. Givens' hand remained the winner when the 
board appeared and he scored a double elimination to vault through the provisional rankings.
Allen Kessler just informed us that Mohsin Charania, who is seated a couple spots to Kessler's right, recently doubled up when he moved all-in preflop for 108,000 holding 
and got action from a player holding 
. The flop contained two jacks and a small card but a showed up on the turn to give Charania the lead. The river was irrelevant and he doubled up.
Level: 21
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 1,000
A player in middle position shoved for about 60,000, Joshua Turner jammed over the top from the cutoff, everyone else got out of the way, and the two players tabled their hands.
Joshua Turner: 
Opponent:
Turner had the preflop edge in the race and his opponent needed to improve to survive. The board ran out 
and Turner took the pot to send his opponent to the payout desk.
All the chips were in, the cards were on their backs, and the dealer had just put the turn out on the 
board when we got to the table. Martin Jacobson held 
for a turned flush and Brandon Shack-Harris was showing . Although a fell on the river to give Shack-Harris a set, it wasn't enough, and Jacobson took the pot to double up.
Dan Zack pushed his last 59,000 from the hijack with 
and a player in the big blind found 
to make an easy call. Zack was, however, able to deliver a much needed bad beat as the board rolled out 
.
A player in early position raised to 18,000, Bertrand Grospellier three-bet the button to 52,000, the original raiser jammed for about 190,000, and Grospellier called to put his opponent at risk.
Bertrand Grospellier:
Opponent: 
Grospellier found himself behind with the weaker ace but all that changed when the flop fell 
to give him trips. The turn gave him a lock on the pot and he took the chips (and the probable lead) after the hit the river.
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