The flop read 
, Eli Elezra pushed in a bet and his opponent called. A 
fell as the turn card, Elezra fired in another bet and again his opponent called.
The 
landed on the river, Elezra threw in a bet, his opponent quickly mucked and Elezra said "I was going to bluff you anyway," as he turned over 
for a rivered wheel. Elezra scooped in the pot and is currently sitting among the leaders.
The board was showing 
and there was around 6,000 in the pot. A player bet, Jeff Madsen called and tabled 
for top set of aces. His opponent showed 
as they mucked their hand, sending the pot to the four-time bracelet winner.
The flop read 
, action checked to the cutoff who bet and Daniel Negreanu check-called. A 
peeled on the turn, Negreanu bet and his opponent quickly raised.
Negreanu called the bet and a 
hit on the river. Negreanu check-called a bet, his opponent showed 
and Negreanu tabled . Negreanu took the low with his and his opponent pulled in the high with their straight.
Level: 8
Limits: 500/1,000
Ante: 0
A player in early position opened, Allen Kessler called all in for his remaining 625 and found three callers. The dealer spread out on the flop and action on the side pot checked to the button who bet.
Only the big blind player called and the dealer turned over a 
. Both players checked to the 
river and checked again to showdown.
Kessler tabled for top two, his opponents tabled 
for a lower two pair and 
for the low, chopping the hand with Kessler.
Jeff Shulman limped the button, Shaun Deeb raised in the small blind and only Shulman stuck around to see the 
flop. Deeb fired, Shulman called and the dealer flipped a .
Deeb again pushed in a bet, Shulman called and the 
hit on the river. Deeb without hesitation threw in a bet, Shulman just as quickly mucked his cards, shipping another pot to Deeb.
Alex Livingston opened from under the gun, Claude Cohen called in the cutoff and the flop came down 
. Livingston fired, Cohen called and the landed as a turn card.
Cohen called another bet from livingston and the dealer flipped over a 
. Livingston pushed in a bet and Cohen quickly raised. Livingston thought for a brief second but in the end, he sent his cards into the muck and Cohen pulled in the pot.
The flop read 
and there was 2,600 in the pot. Steve Somerstorfer bet, Kate Hoang called and the came on the turn. Somerstorfer bet, Hoang called and another nine hit when the 
landed.
Somerstorfer bet and again Hoang called. Somerstorfer showed for a straight, Hoang mucked and Somerstorfer took down the pot, leaving Hoang with just 700.
Level: 7
Limits: 400/800
Ante: 0
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