Level 10
: 600/1,200, 200 ante
On a 
river, and with 71,500 in the middle already, Joshua Abady moved all in for 38,700 and Kahle Burns was contemplating his decision.
"You don't play Aces this way," Burns said aloud. He eventually called and was shown 
for the nut flush.
"I had a king," said Burns, and was forced to show 
. "I wish you had 25,000 more then I could have folded."
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
150,000
72,400
|
72,400 |
|
88,000
-61,000
|
-61,000 |
|
||
and O'Neill continued with a bet of 4,600. Both Cymbaluk and Salter stuck around to see a turn.
and O'Neill came up with a second bet of 17,000. Cymbaluk wasn't backing down yet and called quickly, while Salter got out of the way.
for the rivered Broadway and Cymbaluk slid his hand in the muck. Directly after the hand, Benny Glaser sat down in the empty seat directly to O'Neill's left.
and Ken Demlakian called. On the 
turn, Neilson checked and Demlakian checked back. The river was a 
and Neilson bet 28,000.
appeared right in the window to leave Glasspool with just one out, and the rest of the board came 
.
only to have small blind James Clarke make it 16,500 to go. Treccarichi called and the river was a 
for threes full.
versus 
after improving to a full house on the board of 
.
in against the 
of an opponent for his remaining chips.
to give Payne a full house and a disappointed Evans quickly grabbed his belongings.
