Chris Ferguson raised to 20,000 under the gun. Only small blind Scott Clements gave him action. On the 
flop, Clements potted for 50,000. Ferguson thought for about 30 seconds and announced a re-pot, getting it in for 188,000. Clements called.
Clements: 
Ferguson: 
Ferguson already had the nut low, while Clements had two pair. The turn was a 
, changing little, but the 
river gave Ferguson a wheel for the whole pot.
Level: 18
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 0
Scott Clements opened to 28,000, and both Michel Abecassis and Ben Tang called in the blinds.
The flop fell 
, and Abecassis checked to Tang, who bet all in for just under the pot of 84,000. Clements called, and Abecassis folded.
Clements: 
Tang: 
The turn and river landed the and the 
, and the pot was chopped.
Robert Campbell had his last few thousand in there against two players, and Sean Remz bet 30,000 into a side pot on the 
flop, isolating Campbell.
Campbell: 
Remz: 
Remz had a wheel wrap and got there right away with the 
, locking him in on both ends for a scoop.
Josh Arieh limped in under the gun, and John Monnette raised to 20,000 in the hijack. Chris King called from the cutoff before the action returned to Arieh, and he raised pot to 92,000. Monnette folded, but King called.
The flop came . Arieh announced he was all in and pushed forward his 235,000 in chips, but he would be bound to a pot-sized bet of 216,000. King folded, and Arieh showed just the 
.
David "ODB" Baker got his stack of 218,000 in on an flop against Robert Campbell.
Baker: 
Campbell: 
Baker was drawing to the nut low three ways, along with a backdoor flush draw for high. The turn got him there on the low end, and the 
river gave him two pair on the high for a double.
Both Ryan Lenaghan and Kate Hoang committed 20,000 preflop from early position to see a 
flop. Lenaghan checked, and Hoang bet 30,000 before Lenaghan raised the pot and pushed forward his remaining 125,000 chips.
Hoang folded and slipped to 765,000, while Lenaghan climbed to 215,000 in chips.
Michel Abecassis got all in for a little over 100,000 against Scott Clements on a board of 
.
Clements: 
Abecassis:
Clements had a wrap with a low, but Abecassis had the nut low with trips. The river kept him best both ways for a scoop.
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