On a flop of J♦4♣3♥, Yu Chung Chang bet 3,000 from the button and a player in early position made the call
Both players checked the 8♥ turn for the 2♦ to come on the river. This time the early position player led out for 5,500 and Chang made the call. The early position player shows K♣J♥ to take down the pot
Joe Hachem made it 1,400 from the hijack and was called by the small blind.
On the 10♥3♥10♠ flop, Hachem continued for 2,000 and called when the small blind put in the check-raise to 6,000.
The A♠ turn then checked through to the A♦ river. The small blind checked and Hachem fired out 8,000 and was quickly called.
Hachem tabled 6♠6♣, which had been counterfeited. However, he was never ahead after the flop as his opponent held 10♣9♠, which flopped trips before improving to a full house.
Rob Mancini raised from early position to 1,700 and was met with a three-bet from the small blind. Mancini decided to four-bet to 14,000 and the small blind made the call.
The flop was 3♠2♠2♦, the small blind checked, Mancini went all in and the small blind promptly folded.
The players at the table requested the title. Chris Bailey made a raise on the button to 6,000 and Alex Keating was in the big blind. Keating asked Bailey, "how many chips do you have behind?"
"Why? Are you going all in?" Bailey queried.
"Why? Do you want me to go all in?" answered Keating.
Keating obliged and moved all in for 41,500. Bailey took a long time to decide and finally made the call. The other players at the table were teasing him about the tough decision.
Alex Keating: A♣K♦ 
Chris Bailey: A♦K♠
The board ran out with 7♠K♥6♦8♣A♥ and the pot was chopped.
An early position player raised to 2,000, the player in the cutoff called, Kristen Foxen then three-bet to 7,000. The player in the small blind decided to four-bet to 16,000, the early position player and the cutoff both folded. Foxen then went all in and was at risk for roughly 26,000. The small blind made the call.
Kristen Foxen: A♦K♣
Small Blind: 9♥9♦
The board ran out 8♥7♠3♣Q♣A♣. Foxen's pair of aces was good enough for a full double up.
The under the gun player opened to 1,700 and was called by Brad Owen from the cutoff. Joshua Heinzl also called from the big blind.
The K♦9♦5♥ flop checked through to the A♥ turn. Heinzl checked before the original raiser made it 2,300. Only Owen called.
The 5♦ river then checked through to showdown.
Owen missed his straight and flush draw as he tabled Q♥10♥, which was bested by his opponent's J♥9♥.
Level: 6
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 800
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