There was around 4,000 in the pot on a flop of 
and Rich Dixon had a bet of 1,200 in front of him from middle position. Action was on Austin Peck, who was on the button and called. The turn came 
and Dixon fired another 2,000. Peck took a few moments and called.
The river fell 
and Dixon threw out two black T100 chips. Peck thought for a few seconds and then called again.
Dixon tabled 
for fives and fours with no kicker, which was good for a muck from Peck.
Shortly before the hand, Dixon eliminated Daniel Burke after betting 200 on the river. Burke went all in over the top of him for 16,000 and Dixon made the call with second pair. Burke had nothing more than a busted flush draw, finding himself with zero chips with which to play after Dixon made the call, successfully employing the "induction suction" to earn the knockout.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
57,700
26,900
|
26,900 |
|
34,375
-5,425
|
-5,425 |
|
Busted |
with around 20,000 in the pot. Opila was in the cutoff and checked to Zipprich, who was on the button. Zipprich went into the tank for over a minute and proceeded to throw out a bet of 20,000. 
for the nut flush. Opila showed 
for aces up, not immediately realizing that Zipprich had filled up on the river. The dealer pushed forward the three diamonds to denote the flush and he remarked to himself briefly before congratulating Zipprich on a great hand.
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to Zipprich, showing that he had pushed him out with two over cards and the nut flush draw.