Chris Vitch got to the river in a heads-up pot against Eddie Blumenthal on a board of 
with at least 55,000 in the pot.
Vitch showed 
and scooped the pot with two-pair as Blumenthal was no good with 
.
Aditya Prasetyo raised from the hijack and was called by Mike Matusow in the cutoff and Phil Hellmuth in the big blind.
Hellmuth led right out on the 
flop. Both Prasetyo and Matusow called.
The 
double-paired the board and Hellmuth fired again — getting a fold from both opponents.
Hellmuth revealed 
and scooped the pot with a "Wooo hooo hooo!"
Paul Volpe was in a heads-up pot out of position on a board reading 
and check-called a river bet.
Volpe's opponent tabled 
for a low and Volpe showed for a set, which was enough to earn half of the pot.
Nível: 14
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 0
Players are on their third ten-minute break of the day after three levels of play.
Paul Volpe was in a three-way pot that got to the river on a board of 
with over 75,000 in the middle.
All three players checked on the river and Volpe declared that he had kings up and showed . Both of his opponents mucked and Volpe scooped the big pot.
Derek McMaster opened from the button and was called by Alan Sternberg in the big blind.
Sternberg check-called a bet from McMaster on the 
flop and 
turn but led out on the 
river.
McMaster called and Sternberg announced, "Wheel. No flush," before tabling 
.
"I can't beat it," McMaster said as he mucked.
Mike Matusow was in position in a heads-up pot against Day 1 chip leader Michael Noori.
Noori led out on a connected flop of 
and Matusow called. Noori bet again on the 
turn and Matusow bumped it up to 24,000. Noori laid it down.
Three ways on a flop of , Brock Parker led out from the big blind and was called by Erik Sagstrom in the cutoff and Aditya Prasetyo on the button.
Parker bet again on the 
turn and both players again called.
Parker slowed down and checked on the 
river and Sagstrom bet. Prasetyo and Parker both called.
Sagstrom tabled 
for two-pair and the nut low, but Parker held 
for top set with the same low. Prasetyo mucked and Parker took the lion's share of the pot.
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