Juego con responsabilidad.
Phil Hellmuth made it 3,000 to go from the hijack and found a caller in Kevin MacPhee on the button. The flop came 
and Hellmuth fired a continuation bet of 5,000. MacPhee quickly released and Hellmuth won a small pot.
"I probably should've checked that flop," said Hellmuth as he restacked his chips. MacPhee gave nothing away except a wry smile.
Melanie Weisner bet a board of 
out of the big blind, and her lone opponent thought for a bit before shoving all in. Weisner snap-called, tabling 
for a straight, and her opponent was dead in the water with 
.
The next hand, she open-shipped from the small blind, and Sorel Mizzi called it off in the big.
Mizzi: 
Weisner: 
Weisner took a big lead when she flopped a pair on 
, and Mizzi's calls for an ace went unheeded on the 
turn and 
river.
Nivel: 12
Ciegas: 600/1,200
Ante: 200
Margareta Morris bet 4,500 out of the small blind on a 
, and JC Tran raised to 11,700 from the cutoff. Morris made the call, and she checked the 
river. Tran fired 19,400, and Morris decided to look him up after some thought. Tran indicated she had the winner and showed 
for two pair.
Jason Mercier, in the big blind, checked to an under-the-gun Andy Spears on a flop. Spears checked behind and the dealer placed the 
onto the turn.
Mercier checked again and then called when Spears bet 2,800. The river was the 
and Mercier checked once more. Spears bet 6,300 and Mercier, who looked a little bemused as to what Spears could have, called.
Spears showed 
for the straight and Mercier's cards hit the muck.
John Zipperer opened with a raise from middle position, Stanislav Barshak called in the small blind and Koon raised from the big blind. Zipperer then moved all-in for 35,000 in total, Barshak folded and Koon called.
Zipperer: 
Koon:
The 
flop was followed by the turn and the 
river, improving Zipperer to a straight and leaving Koon to hand over around a third of his stack.
Niall Farrell's day hasn't got off to the best of starts; he was down to six big blinds at one stage. Farrell now has 30 big blinds after three-betting all-in for 14,000 after Sorel Mizzi had opened the betting. Mizzi called to put Farrell at risk.
Mizzi flipped over 
and Farrell . The board ran 
and Farrell doubled.
After Matt Davenport checked out of the small blind on an 
flop, Matt Marafioti shoved all in for 11,600. A player behind the two folded, and Davenport thought for about a minute before making the call.
Marafioti: 
Davenport:
Both had draws, but Davenport's current hand was best with ace-high. The turn kept things clean for him, but a river caused Marafioti to give the table a forceful pat as he binked his flush.
"Very nice call, though," Marafioti said.
Ami Barer raised to 2,000 from the cutoff and the button reraised to 4,500. Marc-Etienne McLaughlin four-bet to 14,500 from the big blind and Barer folded. The small blind then moved all-in and McLaughlin called.
McLaughlin: 
Big Blind: 
"Interesting," said Selbst when the hole cards were revealed.
The big blind's pocket threes held until the river of the 
board, the ace on the river winning the pot for McLaughlin and catapulting him to 100,000 chips.
In a battle of the blinds, Xuan Liu check-called 3,000 on a flop and another 5,100 on a turn. Both Liu and her opponent checked the 
river, and Liu won the pot with 
.
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