Bryan Pellegrino raised to 2,200 and one player called on the button. Jan Eric Schwippert in the big blind three-bet to 12,000 and just Pellegrino called to see a flop of 
. Both players opted to check and the 
turn paired the board, prompting a check from Schwippert. Pellegrino made it 16,600 to go and was called by Schwippert.
Both checked through on the 
river and Schwippert turned over his 
, Pellegrino claimed the pot with the 
.
The flop was 
and Tim Finne checked over to Jesse Sylvia who was in the cutoff seat. Sylvia put out a bet of 2,500 and Finne called.
The turn was the 
and Finne checked again. Once more Sylvia fired, this time putting out 5,800. Finne called again.
On the 
river, Finne checked a third time. Sylvia put out a bet of 14,400 this time. Finne quickly folded so Sylvia took down the pot.
With the board reading 
three players were still alive in the hand. The action checked to John Templeton in the cutoff who bet 8,500 and Phil Ivey called from the small blind while the other player folded. The river was the 
and both players checked with Ivey showing 
for the winning hand.
In the next hand, there was a raise to 3,000 from under the gun and two players called before Ivey came along from the button. the flop fell 
and the action checked to Ivey who bet 8,000. The preflop raiser check-raised to 17,000 and Ivey called to go heads-up.
The turn was the 
and Ivey was faced with a bet of 20,000 which he called. The river brought the 
, putting four diamonds on the board and Ivey was facing another bet of 20,000. Ivey went into the tank for a few minutes, counting his chips and eyeing up his opponent. He eventually made the call and his opponent turned over 
. Ivey rolled over 
for just two pair but it was good enough to scoop another healthy pot.
Tex Barch bet 30,000 on the river out of the small blind on a completed board of 
. His opponent in the cutoff made the call and turned over but Barch had trips with 
.
We picked up the action on the river of the board where Jennifer Shahade checked from early position and raised to 20,000 over a 7,100 bet from the button. Shahade was called and turned up 
, knowing she wouldn't be collecting the pot as her opponent made the call with .
Picking up the action on the turn, Mark Newhouse led out with a bet of 8,000 into a pot of around 20,000. The board read 
and Matthew Woodward called from the button.
The river was the and Newhouse put together a bet of 33,000 which was enough to cover Woodward's remaining stack of just over 30,000. Woodward thought for a couple of minutes before finally making the call. Newhouse turned over for a set of nines and Woodward headed for the rail.
The board was down 
, and Xuan Liu was on the button and bet 12,000 after her opponent had checked to her from the hijack. Liu's opponent raised to 24,000, and she went into thinking mode. Liu thought for several minutes with her opponent waiting for her to act before she moved all in.
The hijack player needed a couple of minutes himself to think before eventually letting hand his go and allowing Liu to pick up the pot.
Cyndy Violette has been hovering between 150,000 and 200,000 chips today. She was down a little bit from when we last checked on her, but she did win another pot.
In a small blind versus big blind battle, Violette called a raise to 10,500 on the 
flop. The turn was dealt and the player in the small blind put in another 8,500. Violette called again and the 
river came down.
This time both players checked and the player in the small blind opened up 
. Violette took a good look and then opened up 
to take down the pot.
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