Brent Hanks was in middle position and called a bet of around 2,000 from button Niall Farrell on a flop of 
. Both players checked the 
turn.
"I'm done checking now, I think," Hanks said as the dealer turned over the 
. Hanks bet 3,500 and Farrell folded.
"Very disciplined laydown," Hanks told Farrell.
"Very suspicious," Farrell replied.
Jay Romano was ahead in a classic preflop all in cooler with 
vs 
of his opponent.
The board would keep Romano ahead in an unconventional way as it ran out 
to give both players quad nines but the ace kicker of Romano ousted the player holding the king kicker as he got up and left the table while Romano stacked the big pot.
Everett Carlton hit the rail during Level 2 and players at the table filled PokerNews in on the action that led to his demise.
Carlton saw a flop of 
in a three-bet pot against Sean Ragozzini. Carlton bet out on the flop and Ragozzini check-raised to get the rest of the chips in the middle, with Ragozzini being the player at risk.
Carlton held but his opponent had and had flopped a set. Carlton couldn't improve as the board ran out 
.
Carlton was left with just 6,000 after the hand and busted shortly after.
The action picked up three ways between Daniela Rodriguez in the hijack, Ran Koller on the button, and Mike Matusow in the big blind, with a board reading 
.
Action checked to Koller who bet 900, getting a call from Matusow and a fold from Rodriguez.
The turn of 
checked through and the river of 
was bet at by Matusow to the tune of 1,000. Koller went into the tank and after about 30-seconds of thinking he tossed his hand into the muck, giving Matusow the pot.
There were three players that saw a 
flop after an initial 800 raise and Gary Benson led out for 1,600 from under the gun.
Only Matt Myers called from middle position and the 
turn was checked by both players to the 
river. Benson led out for 2,000 and then called the 5,000 raise from Myers.
Myers announced straight and rolled over 
to collect the pot.
Cary Katz was out of position in a heads-up pot and got to the river on a board of 
with about 20,000 in the middle.
Katz checked and his heads-up opponent bet 9,200. Katz thought for a minute and mumbled something before folding.
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