A jackpot type hand occurred in a three way pre-flop all in.
Surapaneni Ramanadharao held against , the third player had .
Exasperation could be heard from the table as the flop hit to catapult Ramanadharao to an astounding lead. The turn and the river simply ran it out as the quad kings laid siege to two players stacks, most notably the no good aces full.
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Action folded around to Jie Zhan on the button and he raised to 2,200. Both Steven Wilkie in the small blind and Danielle Micallef in the big blind made the call. After both blinds checked the flop, Zhan continued for 3,200.
That got a fold from Wilkie, but Micallef quickly three-bet to 10,000, which was a good portion of Zhan's remaining stack. After mulling it over for about a minute, Zhan released his hand and the port was shipped to Micallef.
Allen Kessler was all in pre-flop holding against the of Kaleab Temesgen. The flop hit both players as it came but hit Kessler harder as it give him a set.
The turn was a and the river was a to secure the double up for Kessler.
Craig Crivello raised to 1,300 in early position, was called by Sebastien Mathys from the cutoff, and the two men went headsup to a flop of . Crivello continued for 1,800 on the flop and 2,100 on turn, and both times Crivello made the call. After both players checked the flop, Crivello tabled and Mathys tabled , which showed that Crivello's overpair definitely faded some outs on the very draw-heavy board.