Adam "4bbVirtuoso" Cader called from the small blind, and "Pohitrusha" checked their option. They both checked the 
flop, and "Pohitrusha" called a bet of 250,000 on the 
turn. They called again on the 
river for 250,000.
"Pohitrusha": 
Adam "4bbVirtuoso" Cader: 
Board:
"Pohitrusha" flopped best and turned even better for the win. Meanwhile, there were four bustouts on other tables.
Level: 39
Blinds: 125,000/250,000
Ante: 25,000
It all went in on the 
flop when "Red Panda" shoved and William "OveyGG" Overmire called with the bigger stack.
William "OveyGG" Overmire:
"Red Panda": 
Board: 
Overmire was behind on the flop, but hit an over card on the turn to eliminate "Red Panda" for $3,449.
Level: 38
Blinds: 100,000/200,000
Ante: 20,000
The field is down to the final 26 players and that means they are now all guaranteed at least $3,449.
At the beginning of the 2005 WSOP, Doyle Brunson remained the co-king of the all-time bracelet count, tied along with Johnny Chan at nine. However, as the series drew toward its close in late June, that was no longer the case — Chan had overtaken him by winning No. 10 to stand atop the mountain alone.
Brunson was already phasing out his tournament play, having cashed precisely zero times that summer and just three times in the previous two combined, although one had resulted in a bracelet victory.
When it came time for Event #31: $5,000 No-Limit Hold'em 6-Handed, Brunson dusted off his tournament chops and made a run. Through a field of 301, he made the final table, where he sat second in chips behind fellow multiple-bracelet winner Layne Flack, with Scotty Nguyen also occupying a seat.
Level: 37
Blinds: 80,000/160,000
Ante: 16,000
"LO0323" raised to 312,000 from the cutoff, then called the shove from big stack "mendekua" in the small blind.
"mendekua": 
"LO0323": 
Board: 
"mendekua" flopped huge and held for the win.
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