The board had run out to read 
. Hank Sitton was facing a river bet of 7,000. After thinking for a couple of moments he called.
His opponent shook his head and flopped over the 
for nothing while Sitton showed the 
for second pair, enough to take the pot.
The flop read 
. Second to act, Longsheng Tan bet 2,600 and was called by Craig Varnell and the third player in the hand.
The turn came the 
. Tan bet 7,000 and was again called by both opponents.
The river was the 
to pair the board. Tan bet once more, for 15,000. Varnell folded quickly and the third player called.
Tan turned over the 
which was good enough to take down the pot.
Level: 9
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 800
The board read 
. Peter Vitantonio bet 3,500 and was called by his opponent.
The river was the 
. After it was checked to him Vitantonio bet again, this time for 11,500. His opponent folded after about 15 seconds to send the pot the way of Vitantonio.
Craig Varnell three-bet to 8,000 and Dan Martin jammed his 17,600 stack into the middle. Varnell called and the two turned over their cards with Martin at risk.
Dan Martin: 
Craig Varnell: 
The board came down 
and Martin's pair of queens took down the pot.
Three players were in a hand with the flop reading 
. All three players had committed 3,200 to the pot as the dealer collected the chips to the middle.
The turn was the 
. Second to act, Adam Demersseman bet 9,500. Stanley Lee called and the third player folded.
The river came the . Demersseman bet 12,000. Lee waited a while and pushed a stack forward for a raise which Demersseman snap called.
Lee turned over the 
for the flopped flush and Demersseman mucked as the raise amount was counted out to be 29,000.
Level: 8
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 600
Three players were on the turn as the board read 
. The first player led out with a bet 1,500. The second player called.
Michael Rossitto was in postion on the button and raised to 5,200. The first player folded while the second player studied Rossitto as Rossitto looked at his phone and called.
The river came the 
. After a check, Rossitto casually moved all in for 15,500 and went back to studying his phone. His opponent called after a few seconds. Rossitto did not immediately realize he had been called as he was not watching his opponent's action but eventually he showed the and his opponent mucked.
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