Rob Wazwaz bet 11,725 from the big blind in a three-bet pot after a 
flop. Anthony Yeh made the call from the hijack, and the two saw an 
turn. Wazwaz bet 17,725, and Yeh called once more to see a 
river. This time, Wazwaz checked. Yeh bet 25,000 after getting a rough count of Wazwaz's stack, and Wazwaz made the call.
Yeh tabled 
for a pair of fours, and Wazwaz showed 
to take the pot.
In one of the last hands at Level 8, Allen Kessler pushed all in for what he said was nine big blinds in early position and was called in two spots. At showdown, he turned over 
for a rivered pair of aces, and that was good against the 
of Leon Morford and the 
of the third player.
Level: 9
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 100
Blake Bohn opened for 1,500 in the hijack and got called by the cutoff. Jeff Petronack made it 3,800 in the hijack, and Bohn called, as did the cutoff. The flop came 
, and Bohn moved all in for about 7,500. The cutoff folded, and Petronack agonized for a bit before calling.
Petronack: 
Bohn: 
Bohn needed a heart flush, but he picked up a couple of additional outs on the 
turn. The bricked off the river, and Bohn wished the players good luck before making his exit.
Anthony Yeh bet 2,200 from middle position on an 
flop, and Rob Wazwaz made it 6,725 on the button. Yeh made the call, and a hit the turn. Yeh checked and saw Wazwaz bet 12,600. Yeh thought for a couple of minutes before pushing out a raise of 12,600 more, and Wazwaz folded relatively quickly.
Yeh showed before dragging the pot.
A player in the hijack opened for 1,500 and was called by the small blind. Ryan Jefferson shoved all in for 6,150 in the big blind, and the raiser called while the small blind folded.
Jefferson: 
Hijack: 
A flop of 
gave the hijack a pair and a gutter, while Jefferson now had an open-ended straight draw. The turn was a brick, and the paired the board on the end to preserve Jefferson's lead.
Level: 8
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 75
Dennis Petronack checked out of the hijack to Mark Sandness on the button, who bet 6,200 on a board of 
. Petronack called, and the two took in a 
river. Petronack checked, and Sandness elected to check it back, turning over 
. Petronack had a better two pair with though, and he took the pot.
Matt Kaldenberg bet 3,500 out of the big blind on fourth street with the board reading 
. Mark Hodge made the call from under the gun, and a hit the river. Kaldenberg bet 5,000, and Hodge called. Kaldenberg showed 
for a set.
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