Paul Lenkeit limped in from the small blind and called a raise from Chris Hunichen in the big blind.
The flop came A♦J♦Q♣ and Lenkeit check-called a bet from Hunichen.
Lenkeit check-called another bet from Hunichen on the 2♠ turn. On the J♣ river Lenkeit bet and Hunichen raised. Lenkeit called and showed trips with J♠3♠ which was enough to win the hand.
Ruth Hall opened from middle position and Paul Lenkeit defended from the big blind.
The flop came A♦7♥10♦ and Lenkeit check-called a bet from Hall, who only had a few chips left behind.
Hall committed the rest of her stack when checked to on the J♣ turn. Lenkeit called to put her at risk.
Ruth Hall: 8♦8♥ 
Paul Lenkeit: K♣Q♥
Lenkeit had turned the nut-straight leaving Hall drawing dead. The 5♦ river changed nothing and Lenkeit took the pot while Hall exited the tournament area.
The hand began when John Monnette raised and was called by Nicolas Enjamio.
The flop came 6♠A♥K♥, which led to a check from Enjamio and a bet from Monnette. Enjamio called.
Both players checked on the 10♥ turn.
Enjamio fired on the Q♦ river, which led to a fold from Monnette to end the hand.
The hand began when Adam Tyburski raised from the middle position and was called by Christopher Bartley in the hijack. Nicholas Teeuwen re-raised from the small blind, which led to a fold from Tyburski while Bartley called.
Teeuwen bet on te 10♦J♠8♠ board, which was called by Bartley.
The 7♣ turn did not slow down Teeuwen, who bet and was called by Bartley.
Teeuwen fired again on the 5♣ river, and Bartley folded.
One of the biggest coolers we'll see at the World Series of Poker (WSOP) took place in the biggest buy-in event so far this summer.
Aces versus kings is always a brutal set-up, but a set-over-set involving those two premium holdings is as painful as it gets. But that's exactly what happened near the money bubble on Day 2 of Event #32: $50,000 High Roller.
PokerNews' Calum Grant captured the hand between Ben Tollerene and Joey Weissman, which took place at the end of Level 13 with blinds of 15,000/30,000/30,000 and 34 players remaining with 26 spots paid.
Level: 20
Blinds: 10,000-15,000
Limits: 15,000-30,000
Players are on a 15-minute break. Play will resume at 10,000/15,000.
Jason Duong opened the action with a raise from middle position before getting re-raised by Stephen Sax from the button.
Duong came along, and both players checked after they saw the flop of A♠8♠K♠.
Duong chose to bet the J♥ turn and was raised by Sax. The raise only left Sax 21,000 behind. Duong chose to call.
The 2♦ river was checked by Duong. Sax threw in his final 21,000 and Duong called after some thought.
Sax showed J♠J♦ for a turned set which was good enough to take it down.
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