Level 3
: 200/400, 400 ante
The board was reading 
with 23,500 in the middle. There was already a bet and a call of 6,000 and David Tuchman was in the tank.
"Feel free to call the clock on me in a minute a half," said Tuchman.
He agonized over the decision for a minute before tossing in a call.
One player tabled 
for a jack-high flush, another tabled 
for a king-high flush and all Tuchman could do was muck.
"I had top set," said Tuchman to PokerNews afterward. "I had aces with the ace of diamonds."
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
58,000
-10,000
|
-10,000 |
with the opponent betting 3,000 into a pot worth roughly 8,000 and Lindgren raised to 8,000 which the opponent called. 
and the opponent went all-in for 6,500 and Lindgren snap-called. 
and the straight draw did not come home for the opponent and Lindgren took down the pot with his set of sevens.
on the turn and the 
and the action checked to Walton who bet 2,000. Normand just called and Roh check-raised to 5,800. Walton called but Normand re-raised to 13,400. Roh folded but Walton still called.
and Normand checked this time. Walton announced all-in, putting Normand to the test for his remaining 31,000 chips. The French-Canadian took a deep dive into the think tank for nearly 10 minutes. A player finally called the clock and Normand threw his cards away as the clock struck zero.
and the preflop raiser bet 2,200 and the 2003 Main Event champ called.
. Both players checked. Moneymaker showed the 
for pair, but it was no good when his opponent showed 
.
and the action checked to Baumann who bet 1,200. Moreau called and Guenni stepped aside. The turn was the 
and Moreau checked again. Baumann announced a bet of 3,800 this time but Moreau still called. 
peeled off on the river and Moreau checked for the third time. Baumann sized up a bet of 7,700 and Moreau paused for a moment before making the call. Baumann flipped over 
for a rivered straight while Moreau showed 
before his cards went to the muck.
and Benyamine doubled up in the early going.
