There was about 7,000 in the middle already and Ron McMillen had just 12,700 behind. He managed to get his chips in the middle on the 
flop with 
against the 
of his opponent.
The turn was the 
and the river the 
and McMillen secured a double up to give him over 100 big blinds again.
Doug Polk opened to 700 in the hijack and Vitaly Lunkin three-bet to 2,800 in the small blind.
Polk called, and then the 
board checked through to the river where Polk bet 12,000 and Lunkin folded.
Farid Bouares bet 3,000 on a 
flop, and was called by a player in middle position, as well as David "ODB" Baker in the hijack.
Bouares continued for 5,000 on the 
turn, and only the middle position player called.
Both players quickly checked the 
river, and the middle position player shook his head and said, "Straight!" before rolling over 
for a turned straight that was counterfeited by the river. Bouares turned over , and the two chopped the pot, much to the chagrin of the middle position player.
Joe Choeng fired 6,500 into about 15,000 when the action was caught on the 
turn. Cheong was in the small blind and he got called by G Giannakopoulos in the cutoff.
The river fell and Cheong moved all in for his remaining 19,100. Giannakopoulos thought for about a minute and then called.
Cheong showed , knowing he was taking it down after the safe runout. Giannakoupoulos wanted to muck his hand but the dealer turned it up, exposing 
.
Michael Noori has been building nicely and just took down another pot, adding some more to chips to his stack. He and two others were in a pot on the flop and on a 
board, Noori bet 1,400 in position. Only one of his opponents called.
The turn was a 
Noori bet 3,500 this time and his opponent check-called again. The river was a 
and this time Noori checked it back.
Michael Noori: 
Opponent:
Noori's top pair was good enough and he chipped up a little more.
On a board that read 
Gary Poon bet 5,000. He was raised to 16,000 by Daniel Iachan. After thinking for a few moments Poon announced call and Iachan turned over the 
for the nut flush for the nice pot to get his stack back up.
Three players went to a flop of 
and Alexander Greenblatt bet 2,500 in position. He received a call from Stanley Webb in the small blind while the third player gave up.
Webb check-called another 4,500 on the 
turn and they both checked the river.
Webb announced a pair, but his 
finished second to Greenblatt's 
.
There was a raise to 600 on the button and Fedor Holz defended from the big blind. The flop came 
and both players checked to the on the turn.
Holz led out for 1,400 and his opponent called to see the on the river. With four cards to a straight on the board, Holz slowed and tapped the table this time. His opponent stuck in a bet of 2,200 and Holz instantly sent his cards to the muck.
Robin Stene raised to 1,200 from early position, and three players called, including Oddscheker Qualifier Chris Dotson in the small blind.
Action checked to the river of an 
board, where Dotson bet 1,500. Stene clicked it to 3,000, and action folded back to Dotson, who didn't think long before releasing his hand, as well.
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