On a final board of 
, a player bet 2,500 from middle position and saw Jimmy Eastham make it 7,500. A third player folded, and Eastham's opponent called, turning up 
. Eastham had a bigger full house with 
.
Level: 5
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 25
A player in middle position bet 1,250 and was called by Jeff Grimes on his left on a board of 
. The 
river led to the same bet from the first player, but this time Grimes made it 3,100 to go. His opponent thought awhile and exchanged some banter with Grimes before folding a 
. Grimes showed 
for a missed straight draw.
A player jammed for his last 5,525 from early position and was called by Mihail Karasoulis, while everyone else folded.
Karasoulis: 
Opponent: 
The flop was innocent enough, 
, but a 
turn gave Karasoulis a pile of outs with a combo draw. The 
was one of his cards, and his flush got the knockout.
Level: 4
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 25
Players are on break for 10 minutes.
Josh Mancuso just got it all in for about 18,000 from the button on a flop of 
with 
against a player holding 
in the small blind. Mancuso's two pair held as the turn was followed by a 
river, and he barely had his opponent covered.
On a final board of 
, Danny Dorcey bet 3,000 after the small blind checked to him. The player sighed and called, and Dorcey showed for aces full. His opponent mucked 
face-up.
Danny Drew bet 900 from middle position after two checks on a 
flop. Both opponents called, and the prompted action to check to him again. Drew bet 2,600, and Duma Lowery in the big blind was the only taker this time. A 
finished out the board, and Lowery checked. Drew bet 4,200.
"You must have the stone nuts or just know I'm gonna call off," Lowery said. "Here you go."
"Ace-jack?" Drew said, sounding unsure if was good. It was, as Lowery flicked his cards to the dealer.
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