From the cutoff, Matt Giannetti raised to 750 and only Mike Watson called him. As Watson was in the big blind he was first to act on the flop. Watson checked and Giannetti checked behind.
Watson then led for 1,200 on the turn and Giannetti called. On the river, Watson checked and Gianetti checked behind.
Giannetti opened and was good because Watson mucked.
Phil Galfond checked from under the gun on the flop and then called when his opponent to his direct left bet 1,500.
Galfond checked the arrival of the turn and then called when he faced a 4,200 bet. The river was the and Galfond tapped the table and checked again. His opponent checked behind and the cards were revealed.
Galfond: for a straight ace-to-five
Opponent: for two pair.
Galfond won the pot and is now approaching 50,000 chips.
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Jason Mercier has crippled Jason Koon in a really cooler hand that is typical of Pot-Limit Omaha.
Both players' chips went into the middle on a board, Mercier holding and Koon the for a higher set. The dealer put the onto the river to gift Mercier quads and leave Koon with only 2,000 chips.
Koon got his remaining chips into the middle of the felt with on a flop and was up against .
On a flop of we found Jason DeWitt all in holding against an opponent's .
The dealer dropped the on the turn to leave DeWitt drawing to a full house, but when the river landed the , the 2010 WSOP bracelet winner headed to the rail.
Michael Zuniga looks to be out chip leader right now with towers of chips worth a combined 65,000. That said, in this crazy variance-filled game, anything can and will happen.
flop. Watson checked and Giannetti checked behind.
turn and Giannetti called. On the 
river, Watson checked and Gianetti checked behind.
and was good because Watson mucked.
flop and then called when his opponent to his direct left bet 1,500.
and Galfond tapped the table and checked again. His opponent checked behind and the cards were revealed.
for a straight ace-to-five
for two pair.
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board, Mercier holding 
and Koon the 
onto the river to gift Mercier quads and leave Koon with only 2,000 chips.
on a 
flop and was up against 
to split the pot.
, the 2010 WSOP bracelet winner headed to the rail.
