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board, and Carter Gill made the call to see the 
land on the river. Crane fired a bet of 2,650, and Gill gave it up. This moved Crane up to 45,000 and dropped Gill back to 26,000.
flop, Andy Philachack raised to 4,500. His opponent called, and the dealer placed the 
out on the turn. The first player checked, and Philachack checked behind.
. Patel had the 
and was looking for a lot of help.
landed on the turn, Patel was drawing dead. He was already up and out of his chair by the time the 
landed on the river to finish off the board and complete Mortensen with a winning full house.
. Harman checked, Herrera Zepeda checked behind, and the 
for two pair, queens and tens, with a king kicker. Herrera Zepeda mucked his hand, and Harman scooped in the pot to move to 37,000 in chips.
river where it was more of the same. This time Rettenmaier check-called 6,000, but mucked when Levangie tabled 
for trips.
flop hit the table.
river.
, and his opponent mucked to give Anderson the pot.