DJ Blanchard raised to 750 from middle position. Dana Kellstrom reraised from the cutoff seat and then Blanchard moved all in. Kellstrom called and put himself at risk with the 
. Blanchard held the 
. The board ran out 
and Blanchard's queens held. He's up to about 34,000 now while Kellstrom hit the rail.
Our chip count page is currently out of order, but that doesn't mean we can't do things the old fashioned way. Here's a few counts from around the room.
| Player | Chips |
|---|---|
| Drazen Ilich | 40,000 |
| DJ Blanchard | 28,000 |
| Kevin Calenzo | 26,000 |
| Chris Bell | 22,300 |
| Adam Hui | 19,600 |
| Dave "Doc" Sands | 17,000 |
| Matt Waxman | 14,500 |
| Brandon Adams | 13,000 |
| Todd Terry | 10,000 |
Action folded to Kenny Nguyen in the small blind and he limped to Kyle Cartwright in the big. The three-time ring winner exercised his option with a raise to 750, Nguyen called, and the flop came down 
. Nguyen checked, Cartwright bet another 750, and Nguyen folded.
Cartwright is up to 48,000 while Nguyen is sitting with 28,000.
Level: 4
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 25
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Catching the action on a 
flop, we found a continuation-bet of 1,075 from the original raiser with Shannon Shorr making the call from the button.
With the action on Peter Mavro in the big blind, he check-raised to 8,600 leaving himself just a lone 25-denomination chip to cap his cards.
The original raiser deliberated for a few moments before folding as Shorr made the call. Mavro tossed in his last chip and Shorr followed suit as both players tabled their cards.
Shorr: 
Mavro: 
With Mavro in great shape to double, the 
and 
completed the board as he moved to roughly his starting stack as Shorr slipped to 16,700 in chips.
Bernard Lee raised from early position to 775. Allen Kessler called from the hijack seat, Michael Traylor called from the cutoff seat and Chris Klodnicki also called from the big blind. The flop came down 
and all four players checked.
The turn was the 
and action checked to Kessler. He bet 2,000 and only Traylor made the call to see the 
fall on the river. Kessler bet 2,600 and Traylor folded. Kessler showed his hand, two eights without a club.
David Sands entered the pot from the hi-jack with a raise to 700 which his opponent in the cutoff called to see the dealer drop a 
flop.
Sands continued for 1,050 which was called by his opponent as the landed on the turn with Sands pushing out another bet; this time amounting to 2,400.
Taking a few moments longer, Sands' opponent made the call before the 
was checked through on the river.
Sands tabled his to successfully capture the pot to move to roughly 15,300 in chips.
Action folded to Dwyte Pilgrim in the hijack and he showed great heart, commitment, and poise as he raised to 800. Stephens Kats came along from the button as did David Peters in the big blind. When the flop came down 
, Peters checked, Pilgrim bet 2,000, and both his opponents folded. Pilgrim is sitting with 22,000.
Bernard Lee raised to 775 from middle position. Michael Traylor called from the small blind and Robert Georato called from the big blind to see the flop come down 
. Everyone checked and the turn brought the . Traylor bet 1,100 and Georato called. Lee also called to keep all three players active in the hand going to fifth street.
The river was the and Traylor checked. Georato bet 2,600 and Lee folded. Traylor made the call and showed 
. Georato held 
and lost the hand.
Four players committed 700 preflop to see a flop with Shannon Shorr snatching the lead by pushing out 1,600 from the big blind.
The original raiser and the cold-caller folded while the small blind made the call to see the 
land on the turn as both active players checked it through.
The river of the saw Shorr's opponent push out 1,600 which Shorr called with little hesitation only to muck at the sight of his opponent's 
.
As Shorr slid his cards to the muck, he slipped to roughly 27,000 in chips.
