Gregory Back checked a 
board over to Qui Nguyen, who bet 7,000 into a pot of 16,000. Back called after a minute in the tank.
Both players checked the 
river, and Back showed 
for queens up. Nguyen's 
for kings up were good enough to take down the pot.
There was some excitement heard from Table 498 as Ying Jin was all in for 37,100 preflop with 
against an opponent's 
.
The board ran out 
, making a full house and securing the double up by the turn for Jin.
Scott Mayfield opened to 1,300 on the hijack, Benjamin Grise three-bet to 3,500 from the big blind, Mayfield four-bet to 11,500, and Grise made the call.
The flop came 
, Grise checked, and Mayfield bet 21,000. Grise then reraised all in for his last 56,000, sending Mayfield into the tank.
Mayfield eventually folded and Grise took down a big pot. Grise asked Mayfield if he had ace-king, to which Mayfield responded no.
A player in middle position raised to 1,200, Howard Mash three-bet to 3,400 from the hijack and the player in middle position called.
The flop was 
and Mash's opponent check-called 2,600.
Both players proceeded to check the turn and river.
The middle-position player showed 
, but Mash took it down with for a pair of aces.
On a flop of 
Danny Ghobrial raised a small bet by his opponent to 7,200 which was enough to get the job done.
Kelly Minkin and her opponent committed 2,000 each preflop to see a 
flop that they both checked through.
The turn landed the 
, and after her opponent checked, Minkin bet 3,000.
Minkin's opponent called, then both players checked the on the river.
Minkin's opponent revealed his for tens up, and Minkin folded.
Following a flop of 
, Dwayne Pelham was all in from the cutoff for 40,400 with 
against James Dempsey in the hijack with .
The turn and river completed the board, safe for Pelham to double up through Dempsey.
Todd DiMartino raised to 1,500 from early position, then called a three-bet to 4,300 from an opponent in the big blind.
The big blind bet 3,600 on the 
flop, and DiMartino raised to 8,600. The big blind called.
The 
turn was checked by the big blind, and DiMartino bet 10,000. The big blind called again.
On the 
river, the big blind checked, and Dimartino jammed for 31,000.
"It's going to take a little while, gentlemen," the big blind said, then followed up with, "I think you have a huge hand! Great flop for your pocket jacks...nines..."
The big blind then traced his finger across the board, pointing at the and said, "Could have that...two of them."
"You gonna show if I fold?" the big blind asked DiMartino, who remained silent. "If not, I might call. What do you think?"
After a few more moments, the big blind folded, tabling 
.
"Are you f***ing kidding me? What took you so long?" DiMartino told his opponent, showing a single 
from his hand before mucking.
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