On a final board of 
, Christian Elgstrom bet 5,600 out of the big blind. In the cutoff, George Patsiopoulos raised to 12,600, and Elgstrom made a fairly quick call. Patsiopoulos showed 
for a flopped straight, and Elgstrom's cards quickly hit the muck.
During the first day of the PCA $100,000 Super High Roller we saw Mike McDonald attempt to do 350 push ups to win a bet against Bill Perkins. We got the full story for you right here, as McDonald managed to fall just 27 short.
We found the "End Boss," Tony Gregg check-calling 1,025 from cutoff Talal Shakerchi on a flop of 
. Gregg check-called once more, this time for 2,000 on the 
turn, and both players checked the 
river.
Gregg flipped over 
, causing Shakerchi to smile and muck.
Scott Seiver is among those who have taken their seat in the last few minutes.
We got to the table with the dealer having already put out the river card and the board showing 
. Vanessa Selbst was up against one player who put out a bet of 1,050.
"How much?" Selbst asked and her opponent told her the amount.
Selbst shook her head, grabbed the chips to make the call, and tossed them into the middle while saying "I think you're overplaying your hand."
Her opponent nodded as he tabled 
for a pair of kings with a ten kicker. Selbst turned over the winner, 
, as her opponent told her "nice hand."
"Damage was small," smiled Selbst as she stacked her newly acquired chips.
We got to the table with a board of 
and Chris Moneymaker facing a bet of 900 with approximately 1,200 already in the pot. The 2003 World Series of Poker Main Event champion made it 2,700 to go and would pick up the small pot when his opponent folded.
And they are off here at the 2015 PCA Main Event as the tournament director has told the dealers to "shuffle up and deal!"
Nível: 1
Blinds: 50/100
Ante: 0
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