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, the small blind bets 700, and Lazar calls. The turn card pairs the board with the 
, the small blind bets 1,075, Lazar raises to 4,000, and the small blind asks Lazar how much he has left. After the 4,000 bet, Lazar has another 4,000 or so left behind. The small blind just calls. 
, and both players check. The small blind shows 
, and Lazar mucks.
flop and after the big blind checked Ivey bet 500. One player folded, one player called, and then the big blind check-raised to 1,500. Ivey then popped it up to 4,500, the player stuck in the middle got out of the way, and the big blind called Phil's bet. 
hit on the turn and the big blind check-called Ivey's 8,000 bet. And he also chose to call when the fell on the river and Ivey moved in for his last 10,875. Phil then turned over pocket Queens for the flopped full house and doubled his stack to 54,000.
. Vahedi bet, Canesco raised, and Vahedi moved all in. Canseco called with A-J and was ahead after flopping a straight. Vahedi flipped over 
. Vahedi filled in his flush on the river when a spade fell. Canseco headed to the rail as an ESPN film crew taped his exit.
Level: 2
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 0
. One player bet out 300 and Tarver called, as did two other players. The turn was the . First player checked. Tarver bet 1K and two players behind him folded. The initial player check-raised Tarver to 4,000. Tarver called. The river was the 
. The player bet 4,000 and Tarver called. His opponent showed 10-7 while Tarver tabled A-A.
