Michael Berk opened to 12,000 under the gun, and Danny Tang in the big blind called to see the 8♣8♠K♥ flop.
Tang check-called Berk's continuation bet of 8,000 leading them to turn 3♥.
Both players checked and did the same on the river 5♣.
Tang showed A♥9x while Berk showed A♣Q♣ for the superior ace-high.
Level: 7
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 6,000
Players are on their last 15-minute break
Nick Petrangelo raised to 11,000 under the gun. Brock Wilson defended the big blind.
The flop hit A♦3♠J♥. Petrangelo bet 25,000. Wilson called.
After the 9♠ came on the turn, Petrangelo upped his bet to 60,000. Again, Wilson followed the lead.
When the 2♦ landed on the river, Petrangelo grabbed a stack of green chips that more than covered the 185,000 in chips Wilson had left. Wilson immediately made the call.
Brock Wilson: A♣3♦
Nick Petrangelo: A♠K♦
Petrangelo's ace-king was no match for the two pair Wilson hit on the flop.
Four players saw the flop of 4♦A♦4♥ with 40,000 in the pot. Action was checked to Klemens Roiter in the cutoff who bet out for 7,000. He found calls from Michael Brinkenhoff in the small blind and Punnat Punsri in the hijack. Matthew Zambanini folded from the big blind.
The K♣ peeled off on the turn and Brinkenhoff checked to Punsri, who went into the tank before he bet out for 22,000. Roiter made the call as did Brinkenhoff.
The river brought the K♦ and Brinkenhoff checked once more to Punsri who bet out for 118,000 which left him just 1,000 behind. Roiter folded quickly and Brinkenhoff double checked the count before he made the call and tabled J♦7♦ for a rivered flush which had Punsri's A♠Q♦ crushed and Brinkenhoff was pushed the pot.
With 75,000 in the pot on a board of 4♦4♣8♣3♣, Carlos Peixoto checked from the small blind and Cary Katz bet 25,000 from the big blind. Peixoto called.
The 9♣ completed the board and Peixoto checked for the last time. Katz bet 25,000 again, and Peixoto quickly called.
Katz showed the goods with A♣J♣ for a flush and Peixoto mucked his cards.
Action was picked up on a four-way pot of 70,000 chips beside a Q♥J♥A♠ flop. After Anatoly Nikitin in middle position and Vinny Lingham in late position checked, Adam Hendrix in cutoff fired 16,000.
Brian Breck, on the button, mucked his hand and so did Lingham. But Nikitin called to see another card.
The J♣ turn dropped and the remaining players checked leading them to the river 4♣.
Nikitin burned a time card, before putting in 30,000. Hendrix took his time to consider his options before conceding the pot and the hand to Nikitin.
Daniel Negreanu raised to 10,000 under the gun and Alex Foxen called from the big blind.
Foxen started with a check on the J♦6♠7♦ flop, and Negreanu bet 10,000. Foxen stuck around with a call.
Another check came from Foxen on the 4♣ turn, causing Negreanu to fire a second barrel of 25,000. Foxen then woke up with a shove, sliding out enough chips to put Negreanu all in. Negreanu quickly called for his remaining 61,000.
Daniel Negreanu: A♦6♦
Alex Foxen: 8♥5♦
Foxen had turned the nuts with a straight, although Negreanu still had plenty of outs with a flush draw to crack it.
The dealer burned and delivered the K♥ river, which changed nothing as Negreanu's chips were sent across the table to Foxen.
Heads up to the A♣K♦9♦ flop, there was 30,000 up for grabs in the middle.
Daniel Rezaei checked from the small blind to Artur Martirosian who was under the gun and bet out for 18,000. Rezaei made the call.
It was rinse and repeat on the 9♥ turn with an inflated price of 36,000 charged by Martirosian.
Both players checked on the 5♣ river with Rezaei tabling K♥6♣ for second pair, which was good for the pot, when Martirosian mucked his cards.
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