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Level 21
: 8,000/16,000, 2,000 ante
Jason Cohen and Somar Al-Darwich were heads up on a flop of 
, and after a series of bets, Cohen was all in for 634,000. Al-Darwich called.
Cohen: 
Al-Darwich: 
Al-Darwich flopped a set of eights, but Cohen held a straight flush draw.
"Anyone fold a diamond?" Al-Darwich asked his tablemates, who remained silent. "Prettiest card in the deck. Ace of spades."
The turn card was one of the prettiest cards in the deck for Cohen, because the 
gave him an unbeatable straight flush. Stunned, Al-Darwich threw his hands on his head and walked away from the table as the meaningless 
completed the board. Cohen doubled to 1.46 million chips, while Al-Darwich fell to 1.278 million.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
1,460,000
704,000
|
704,000 |
|
1,278,000
-497,000
|
-497,000 |
to swing the advantage Gee's way, and after the 
river, his pair of aces earned him the pot. The stacks were counted to make sure, and indeed Gee had Sheikhan covered and the latter quickly departed.
, and Sichelstiel check-called 29,000. The turn paired the board with the 
river double-paired the board, and Sichelstiel checked a final time. Schwartz came out with 129,000 this time, and Sichelstiel quickly called.
for nines full of eights. "I should have known."
and the option fell on Sears. He threw out a continuation bet of 56,000 and was called by both opponents. The 
for quad sevens, much to the surprise of Bright and the rest of the table.
