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Kenny Tran and his opponent had committed their chips into the middle. Kenny held 
for a set of queens but was sweating the river as his opponent held 
for top pair and a flush draw.
to complete the flush and leave Kenny Tran, who is better known for his "sick calls" rather than "sick beats", with less than 14,000 chips.
. Fricke check-called a 1,000 bet from Sexton. The turn was the 
. Fricke check-called a 2,00 bet from Sexton. The river was the 
. Fricke check-called a 4,000 bet from Sexton. Sexton tabled 
while Fricke mucked his hand.
. Macmillian called with 
. Pickering had a flush draw and missed. He was eliminated.
. Schaefer fired out 15,000. Vakili called all in for the rest of his chips (about 12,000). and Scahefer was drawing dead. The river was a blank and Schaefer was crippled.
Karib Karib opened the betting with an 800 bet from the cutoff. Dan Shak re-pops it to 2,800 from the big blind and Karib calls.
and Shak leads out for a 3,000 chip bet. Karib thinks and calls once again.
and both players check it down.
for flopped two pair but Shak had flopped a straight with his which is good to win the pot. Karib slips to 16,000 while Shak is now up to 34,000 chips.
Level: 3
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 25
. The action was checked to Rahme, who moved all in for 9,675. Three opponents folded, and Gary Benson went into the tank, ultimately making the call with 
. Rahme turned up . The turn was the 
, giving Rahme a flush draw. He'd need a queen, a ten, or a heart to survive. And the river was... the 
, doubling Rahme up to 18,000.
