We caught up after the hand was just ending on a completed 
board. Brian Meinders was scooping a sizable pot and had pocket queens in front of him for a queens-full of treys. He had apparently just busted an opponent after being check-raised all in on the flop. The board left Meinders' opponent second best and he was sent to the rail.
Meinders, who recently won Event 25: $1,500 Limit-Hold'em Shootout, is up to 450,000.
| Jogador | Fichas | Oscilação |
|---|---|---|
|
450,000
20,000
|
20,000 |
|
||
turned, and the 
completed the board. Mercier's opponent led for 22,200, and Mercier called.
.
. His opponent held 
offsuit. The flop came 
with two diamonds.
and there was already about 50,000 in the middle when Marco Bognanni checked in the cutoff seat, then saw his neighbor on the button bet 31,400. Bognanni paused just a moment, then called.
. Bognanni quickly checked, and when his opponent promptly set out a column of chips for a bet, Bognanni asked for the bet to be counted. As soon as he learned the total was 87,700, Bognanni carved the calling chips out of his stack, then set them forward.
for fives full of tens, and Bognanni nodded in acceptance, mucking his hand as he did.
flop and 
landed on the river, Negreanu's opponent led out for 15,500. Negreanu weaved his head back and forth - contemplating his decision. He eventually chucked in a call and his opponent revealed 
. Negreanu quickly tabled 
turn. This time when Chan checked, Tran would bet 12,600. Chan thought for quite some time, before making the call. On the 
river, Both players checked and Chan turned over 
, with the pair of kings enough to swipe the pot from Tran.
turn and 
for jacks and treys, while Failla showed 
for a lesser two pair.
for a flopped set. Selbst tabled 
.
