Champie Douglas opened early for 4,500 and called a three-bet to 16,000 from George Wolff in the cutoff. On the 
flop, Douglas check-called 6,000. Both checked the 
, bringing a 
river. Douglas bet 25,000 and Wolff called without delay, winning showdown with 
against 
.
Thanh Nguyen opened for 5,000 under the gun and Dan Heimiller called on the button.
Nguyen continued with a 5,000 bet after the 
flop and Heimiller called.
Both players checked the 
turn and the dealer peeled off the 
on the river.
Nguyen checked his action to Heimiller who fired out 47,500. Nguyen took a double look at his hand before tossing his 
face up into the muck.
888Poker Qualifier William Chattaway has been steadily building his stack throughout Day 2C while making friends with his neighbors along the way, especially with tablemate Ivan Zarate.
Chattaway just played a hand where he opened to 4,500 from the hijack and was three-bet by the small blind to 12,800. Chattaway peeled and the flop came 
. The small blind continued for 8,700 and Chattaway called.
Both players checked the turn 
and river 
to take the hand to showdown.
The small blind tabled 
and Chattaway showed 
, taking down the pot with his pair of jacks.
Michele Guerrini moved all in under the gun for 38,000 and Michael Deis made the call from the big blind.
Michele Guerrini:
Michael Deis:
The board ran out 
and Guerrini couldn't hit and headed to the rail.
Jordan Spurlin was just spotted on his way out of the tournament area. His cards were already in the muck and his opponent had flopped top pair with to send Spurlin to the rail.
In a heads up pot before the flop, Trong Dang was all in from middle position and action was on Gus Hansen in the small blind. There was already around 53,000 that had been raked in, likely at the request of Hansen, and Dang's remaining chips were out in front of him.
Hansen asked how much it was to call and the dealer began to cut his stack and count it. After the dealer got to the 80,000-mark, Hansen had seen enough of Dang's ballpark figure of around 95,000 remaining and told the dealer it was fine to stop.
"Sorry guys," Hansen remarked a bit later. Around two minutes had passed and Hansen had yet to make a decision. It took almost another two minutes before Hansen decided to let go of his hand.
On the following hand, Dang chipped up a bit more after raising preflop, getting two callers, and taking the pot down eventually on the turn with a second barrel.
Blair Hinkle called a raise to 4,500 and the big blind also came along to see the 
flop, on which the big blind checked and the initial raiser continued for 9,000. Two calls later the appeared on the turn and the big blind check-folded to a bet of 15,000 and the shove of Hinkle for 34,600.
Hinkle's shove was called by and he turned over 
for the straight, the river was no threat.
A later position player opened for 5,000 and Dan Heimiller three-bet to 15,000 from the small blind.
Action was on Edward Mroczkowski who took down the pot after four-betting to 30,000 from the big blind.
In a five-way limped pot, the dealer fanned the flop of 
and you couldn't find a more action flop for the cards that were dealt. In a matter of minutes, four players got all of their chips in the middle.
Michael Forca:
Alexander Kostritsyn: 
Button: 
Under-the-gun:
All four players had a legitimate reason for getting their chips in the middle but it was the aces that were drawing nearly dead. The turn was the 
which changed nothing but the on the river gave Forca the nut flush. Forca was all in for 72,100 and nearly earned a full quadruple up.
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