Mathew Moore opened to 16,000 and Jake Schwartz called from the cut-off. The flop fell 
and Schwartz called Moore's bet for another 16,000. The turn was a 
and the same action happened, this time for 40,000.
The river fell 
and Moore announced all in for 77,000. Schwartz thought about it for some time and let it go.
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With a board showing 
, Jason Wheeler bet 15,000 after Jack Duong checked. The latter announced all-in and Wheeler called with 
.
Holding 
, Duong was in good shape with a double pair, and the turn 
and river 
improved his hand into a full house.
Level: 20
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 1,000
Gary Lew raised to 16,000 and the action folded to Pedro Cabeca in the small blind who pushed all in for a stack worth 37,000. Lew snap-called to create the following showdown:
Pedro Cabeca: 
Gary Lew: 
It was a flip situation and the board 
gave the winning hand to Lew, who has now 230,000 chips.
The following players earned $6,482 for their efforts in this event:
Jack Duong raised preflop and Gilsoo Kim called from the button. The dealer revealed a flop 
and Duong check-called Kim's bet worth 15,000. Both players checked on the 
turn.
On the river, Duong checked once more and choose to fold after Kim bet 41,000.
There were about 40,000 chips in the middle and the 
flop was out when we got to the table. Jason Guarinello bet 24,000 from the small blind into his lone opponent, Ryan Goindoo, who was in middle position. Goindoo called.
The turn brought the and Guarinello bet 24,000 again. Goindoo went into the tank and confirmed that Guarinello had about 180,000 behind before he raised to 80,000. Guarinello shoved and sent Goindoo back into the tank for about two minutes. He ultimately folded and Guarinello took the pot.
Jay Farber opened to 13,000 and the player one seat over made the call. The action folded to Robert Georato in the small blind who three-bet to 45,000.
It was enough to make his opponents fold and Georato has now a stack worth around 300,000.
Todd Witteles was all in for his last 60,000 chips with 
and was facing Michael Finstein holding 
.
The board brought no help to the champion of the 2005 $3,000 Limit Hold'em event and he was sent to the cashier.
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