David Brown bet 2,400 on a 
flop and was called by Greg Wilson. He kept coming with 5,000 on the 
turn and was again called. On the 
river, Brown upped the stakes considerably to 15,000. Wilson folded this time.
Players are on a 10-minute break, and green T25 chips are being raced off by the tournament staff.
Charlie Dawson check-called 5,500 from Adam Friedman on a board of 
, and he checked the 
river. Friedman instantly announced he was all in, and Dawson leaned back in his chair, now at risk for his last 13,000 or so.
"Ace-high good?" he asked.
"Of course," Friedman responded. "What hand could I possibly represent on that board?"
After the two exchanged a few more words, Dawson announced a call.
"Straight," Friedman said, flipping 
.
"Really?" Dawson said, showing 
for an overpair. He sent Friedman the rest of his chips.
A player opened to 2,100 in middle position, and Henry Tran shoved his last 6,375 in. The opener made what looked to be a reluctant call.
Tran: 
Opponenth: 
Tran's opponent asked for a miracle, even though he wasn't that far behind, and he flopped a flush draw as the 
hit the board. Unfortunately for him, Tran had top pair, so he needed to complete the draw or go runner-runner. The 
turn and 
river were both blanks, preserving Tran's tournament.
Level: 9
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 100
We found Steve Galey shoving all in for 16,650 in the small blind, and a player who limped from the cutoff decided to make the call after everyone else was out.
Galey:
Cutoff: 
The board ran out , clean for Galey, and he got a hefty double.
Level: 8
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 75
Gabriel Greene and John McMillan each put in 3,000 before the flop in a blind-versus-button battle. Greene bet 2,500 on the flop, and McMillan called. On the 
turn, Greene slowed down and check-called 4,000. He checked once more on the 
river, quickly calling McMillan's 8,000 bet.
McMillan showed 
for a jack-high straight, and all Greene could do was shake his head and muck.
Against two opponents, Kou Vang bet 1,800 on a flop of 
. Sheila Gallagher called, while a player who checked out of the blinds folded. Vang fired again on the 
turn, this time 2,425. Gallagher immediately moved all in. Vang smiled and thought for a bit, saying something inaudible before letting his hand go, turning 
face up as he did so.
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