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Over the years, we’ve captured memorable hands, many of which have become a part of poker history. In this column, we will bring you some of the biggest hands of the week as reported in the PokerNews Live Updates. Last week, the Mid-States Poker Tour (MSPT) was at Sycuan Casino in San Diego. It was there that Gianluca Pace topped a 460-entry field to win the title and $74,562 top prize. Below are five of the biggest and most interesting hands captured by the PokerNews Team.
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Huynh Doubles Through Fortuno
On Day 1a of the tournament it was Level 6 (300/600/600) when Dantram Huynh limped in from middle position Jason Hickey raised from the cutoff to 1,700. Robert Fortuno called from the next seat over while Matt Paten came along from the button and Huynh called.
The flop was 
and Huynh bet 6,000. Hickey folded and Fortuno shoved with Huynh covered. Fortuno got out of the way and Huynh put the rest of her 22,000 chips in the middle.
Dantram Huynh: 
Robert Fortuno: 
The turn was 
and the river 
brought no help for Fortuno and Huynh secured the big pot with a pair of nines.
Nguyen Cracks Purpero’s Aces
On Day 1a in Level 7 (400/800/800), Tai Purpero raised to 2,000 from the cutoff and Luke Nguyen three-bet to 10,000 from the button. Action folded around and Purpero shoved his last 18,700. Nguyen called.
Tai Purpero: 
Luke Nguyen: 
The board ran out 
and Nguyen made a set of nines on the turn to send Purpero to the rail on Day 1a.
Easy Come, Easy Go for Hammers
On Day 1c in Level 13 (2,000/3,000/3,000), Minnesota’s Tom Hammers shoved his last 15,000 from early position and Paul Zgheib called from the next seat over. Action folded to Lena Evans for a call from the big blind.
Tom Hammers:
Paul Zgheib: 
Lena Evans: 
The board ran out 
, with both remaining players checking down the action, and Hammers held on with a pair of aces to score the triple.
Unfortunately for him, his luck would run out the next level with the blinds at 2,000/4,000/4,000. Hammers limped from early position and Huy Nguyen raised to 10,000. Hammers shoved for nearly 200,000 and Nguyen called quickly.
Tom Hammers: 
Huy Nguyen:
The board ran out 
and Nguyen made a set of aces to send Hammers to the rail in the last level of the evening.
Straight Flush Over Straight Flush
Earlier on Day 1c in Level 9 (600/1,200/1,200), Tai Purpero was seen getting the rest of his chips in the middle on the river for a grand total of around 35,000 and Matt Kirby was the lone caller.
The board had run out 
, and Kirby turned over 
for the wheel and the flush. However, Purpero turned over 
to score a big double with a higher straight flush after hitting the runner-runner.
Nines No Good for Evans
On Day 2 deep in the tournament at the final table, it was Level 25 (30,000/50,000/50,000), Lena Evans got it all in from under the gun and action folded around to DJ Buckley in the big blind for the lone call.
Lena Evans:
DJ Buckley: 
The board ran out 
and the set of tens were good enough for Buckley to eliminate Evans in fifth place for $21,346.
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