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On a flop of
, Singer led out for 150 from the small blind and the big blind called. The turn was the 
and Singer check-called 200 from his opponent. The river was the 
. Singer checked again, the big blind bet 300 and after a bit of a think, he made the call. Singer's 
was good against the big blind's 
and he raked in the pot. A few hands later, Singer was in middle position when the flop came down
. The big blind checked, the UTG player bet 350, and both Singer and the big blind called. The turn was the 
and the action was checked around. The river was the 
. Both players checked to Singer, who bet 1,600. The big blind folded and the UTG player called. Singer showed
and raked in the 5,000 chip pot. He's now up to 28,000 as we approach the first break.
. The big blind checked and Chicotsky bet 850. The big blind raised to 2,050 and Chicotsky made the call.
and the big blind led out for 1,500. Chicotsky called and the 
hit the river. The big blind checked and Chicotsky bet 1,750. The big blind min-raised to 3,500 and Chicotsky threw in the call. The big blind showed 
and Chicotsky mucked. He is down to about 19,000 after the hand.
, but the opponent shows 
. The board runs 
and Hougaard checks. DeWitt bets 2,100 and Hougaard says, "I wish you'd bet more!" He calls, but unfortunately for him, DeWitt shows 
Michael Karp checked from the small blind, Roz Quarto bet 500 from UTG, Karp raised to 1,400 and Quarto called. The turn was the 
and both check.
and Carl moved all in for 10,200 and again both opponents called. 
for a flopped full house while the middle-position player showed K-7 for sevens full and the late-position player showed