Mike Holm raised to 900 from early position, and was called by Jason Allen next to act. Mario Garza came along as well on the button, and the trio saw a 
flop together. Holm bet 1,300, and both Allen and Garza called.
Everyone checked the 
turn, and action checked to Garza on the 
river. He bet 1,400, Holm called and Allen folded. Garza tabled 
, and Holm mucked, saying "Good hand, sir, good hand," as he did.
Richard Howe and Joffrey Lhote had their cards face up on a flop of 
and it was Howe who was at risk for roughly 26,000 chips.
Joffrey Lhote: 
Richard Howe: 
Howe started the hand with the best possible two hole cards, pocket aces, but he was going to need to catch up after Lhote had flopped top two pairs. The turn was the 
giving Howe a gutshot straight draw but the river was the 
and he was eliminated.
Hote won two tournaments in a single day on PMU poker which earned him a $50,000 sponsorship for the year.
Zachary Efland raised to 700 from middle position and was three-bet to 2,200 by Andre Akkari, who was on the button. Efland called and the flop came . Efland checked and Akkari made a continuation-bet of 2,700.
"Nine thousand," remarked Efland, announcing a check-raise as he put in the matching amount of chips.
Akkari asked him to move his arms in order to look at his stack and spent close to a minute considering his options before he picked up the chip that capped his cards and used it to fling the cards forward to the muck.
Pablo Melogno opened to 700 from the cutoff and was called by the button and both of the blinds. Four players headed to the flop of 
and the action checked around to the 
on the turn.
The blinds checked again and Melogno fired out a bet of 1,600. The button called and both of the blinds folded. The river brought the 
and Melogno checked this time. His opponent also tapped the table and Melogno turned over 
.
"What a river!" his opponent shouted. "One outer," indicating that he had a better hand on the turn and a heart in his hand.
Aaron Miles is back up over the starting stack after taking down a five-figure pot against Kevin O'Donnell.
With the board reading 
, Miles put in a 5,200 bet from middle position, and O'Donnell, on the button, thought it over for awhile before folding. The loss put O'Donnell down to 25,500 as Level 2 rolls on.
Ryan Leng limped the hijack and Daniel Statman completed from the small blind as Phillip Hui checked his option.
The 
flop checked through to reveal the 
on the turn. Statman and Hui checked, and Leng bet 800. Statman called and Hui folded.
The river fell the and Statman bet out 2,200 and Leng immediately folded.
A player limped from early position and Matthew Leecy raised to 1,100 from the hijack. All players behind him folded and action was back on the limper, who called.
The flop came 
and the early position player checked. Leecy made a continuation-bet of 1,200 and received a call.
The turn was 
and the player in early position led out for 1,700. Leecy thought for a few moments and then made the call, bringing the river . Leecy's opponent checked to him and he announced a bet of 3,600. His opponent thought for about a minute and relinquished his hand.
Meanwhile at the table, Linglin Zeng has increased her stack to 81,000 after finding herself below starting stack at the first break.
Kristen Deardorff raised to 800 from under the gun, and Zachary Smiley three-bet to 2,900 in the hijack. Deardorff tanked for a minute, then called.
Both players checked the 
flop, and Deardorff checked the turn as well. Smiley bet 3,300 and Deardorff folded.
On a flop of 
there was roughly 2,100 in the middle and Maria Ho bet out 800, which Troy Parks called.
The turn was the and Ho check-called a bet of 1,300 from Parks. The river was the , Ho checked once again and called Parks bet of 2,500. Park tabled 
for a flopped set, Ho checked her cards once again and threw them in the muck.
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