Matt Woodward opened in middle position and Kyle Dilschneider raised behind him. Woodward called.
Woodward checked on the flop of 
and called a bet from Dilschneider. Woodward again check-called on the 
turn.
Woodward check-called a third time on the 
river and mucked when Dilschneider showed 
for a pair of kings to go with the fours on the board.
Matt Woodward had just doubled up through Matthew Gonzales when his 
got there against the 
of Gonzales.
A hand or so later, Woodward opened on the button and Kyle Dilschneider and Chad Eveslage called from the blinds.
Woodward bet when checked to on the flop of 
and both opponents called. Both opponents check-called again on the 
turn.
Dilschneider and Eveslage both checked on the 
river and Woodward again bet. Only Eveslage called. Woodward turned over 
for trips and Eveslage snap-mucked.
Amir Shayesteh opened in middle position and saw a flop against Kyle Dilschneider in the small blind and Chad Eveslage in the big blind.
Shayesteh bet when checked to on the flop of 
and both opponents called. All three players then checked on the 
turn.
Dilschneider led out on the river and Eveslage raised, leading Shayesteh to fold with less than one big bet behind. Dilschneider called and showed 
to win the pot.
A few hands later, Eveslage opened and Shayesteh called off in the big blind.
Amir Shayesteh: 
Chad Eveslage: 
The flop came 
to give both players pairs, but the 
on the turn left Shayesteh drawing dead headed to the 
river to send him out in eighth place for $27,269.
Chad Eveslage was out of position in a heads-up pot against Matt Woodward on a board of 
.
Eveslage bet on the turn and Woodward called. Eveslage bet again on the river and Woodward took about a minute before calling. Eveslage turned over a monster with for a straight flush.
"That's pretty good!" said Joey Couden.
"Did you see what I had?" asked an excited Eveslage as the table laughed.
Matt Woodward opened from the late position and Joey Couden defended out of the big blind.
Couden checked on the flop of 
and Woodward bet. Couden check-raised and Woodward called.
Couden bet on the turn and Woodward called. Couden bet again on the 
river and Woodward laid it down, sending a sizable pot to Couden without showdown.
Level: 18
Limits: 20,000/40,000
The remaining eight players are on their first ten-minute break of the day.
David Litt was involved in a big three-way pot against Joey Couden and Matthew Schreiber and got all of his chips in on a board of 
.
Couden bet on the river and Schreiber called. Couden tabled for the nut straight, while Litt had 
for trips and Schreiber had an overpair with .
Couden won the main and side pots while Litt made his exit in ninth place without much grace.
"God dammit!" Litt yelled as he left the table.
Matt Woodward opened from the hijack and Matthew Schreiber defended from the big blind.
Schreiber checked on the flop of and called a bet from Woodward. Schreiber checked again on the 
turn and his opponent checked back.
Schreiber checked again on the 
river and Woodward bet. Schreiber called, only to muck in disgust when Woodward turned over for trips.
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