Medhi Senhaji opened preflop to 5,200 and Wesley Pantling made the call next to him, while JP Kelly came along too in the big blind.
The flop was 
and Kelly checked to Senhaji, who bet 6,000. Pantling then raised to 22,000 and Kelly folded, Senhaji thought for a moment before moving all-in and Pantling immediately requested a count.
It was 67,700 more to Pantling who declared, "Call," and Senhaji meekly turned over 
for little more than a gutshot against Pantling's 
.
But the turn was the 
, Pantling sighed and Senhaji jumped out of his chair with more force than a rabid chipmunk. The 
river helped neither player and Senhaji secured a huge and lucky double up to leave Pantling a short stack and put himself up to about 200,000.
come out in another blind-versus-blind confrontation. Tan checked and Senhaji fired 4,000. Tan made the call and he turn brought the 
. Tan checked and Senhaji fired 10,000. Tan check-raised the minimum to 20,000 and Senhaji quickly called.
and Tan checked. Senhaji fired 45,000 verbally and then stacked out the chips in front of his cards. Tan tanked and then folded, dropping back to 100,000. Senhaji showed the 
for a full house and now looks to be at about 230,000 in chips.
over the top of Lyman's initial raise. Lyman priced in to call, quickly did so with 
and couldn't spike on the 
board.
and got called by Kaveh Payman's 
avoiding king and ace to double up back to 23,000.
and Lyman was able to spike trip tens to double up again.
