Dan Zack raised and Brian Hastings three-bet. Eric Wasserson cold-called from the small blind and Zack called.
The three players drew one and it checked to Zack who bet. Hastings raised and Wasserson folded. Zack called.
Zack drew one and Hastings stood pat. Zack check-called a bet. The draws repeated and both players checked.
Hastings showed 
and won the pot.
Shaun Deeb opened from the cutoff and action folded to Marco Johnson in the big blind, who opted to three-bet. Deeb made the call to send the two players heads-up to the initial draw.
On the first draw, both players took just one card. Johnson then led into Deeb, who made the call.
The second draw saw each player again take one card before checking the action through to the final draw, where Johnson and Deeb took one card for the third consecutive time. Johnson then checked to Deeb who promptly put out a bet.
Johnson went into the tank, mulling over his decision for quite some time before eventually tossing in calling chips.
"Eight," announced Deeb, which was good enough to scoop the pot and leave Johnson with just 200,000 or two big bets.
"I had the world," muttered a visibly dejected Johnson.
Dan Zack raised and Shaun Deeb three-bet from the big blind. Zack called. Deeb drew one and Zack drew two.
Deeb bet and Zack called. Both players drew one. Deeb bet and called a raise from Zack.
Deeb then drew one and Zack stood pat. Deeb checked and Zack was all in for less than a full big bet or 70,000.
Deeb took his time with his decision. "This would be the perfect spot to slowroll you," he said to Zack lightheartedly. Eventually he folded and Zack survived.
"I still expected the slowroll," replied Zack.
Marco Johnson opened and called a raise from Eric Wasserson. Both players drew two and Johnson check-called a bet.
Both players then drew one and Johnson check-called another bet.
On the third draw Johnson drew one and Wasserson stood pat. Johnson check-folded to another bet from Wasserson.
Brian Hastings has begun to pull away from the rest of the field after steadily chipping up. Most recently, he was involved in a hand with Marco Johnson, with his eight-six perfect besting Johnson's holding. He now holds more than half of the chips in play with five players remaining.
Eric Wasserson opened and Brian Hastings defended his big blind and drew three. Wasserson drew two.
Hastings check-called a bet, and check-called another bet after the second draw where he drew two again and Wasserson stood pat.
On the final draw, Hastings stood pat. Wasserson drew once. Both players checked and Hastings won with 
Dan Zack defended his big blind from a Brian Hastings open. Both players drew two and Zack check-called a bet.
Again, both players drew two and this time Zack bet and Hastings called.
Zack stood pat and Hastings drew one. Zack bet, leaving just 20,000 behind, but Hastings folded and Zack took down an important pot.
Dan Zack raised and called a three-bet from Shaun Deeb in the big blind.
Deeb drew one and Zack drew two. Deeb bet and Zack called. Deeb then stood pat and Zack drew one.
Again, Zack called a bet. The draws repeated on the final draw and both players checked. Deeb's 
was enough to win the pot and push Zack down the counts.
Daniel Zack opened on the button and was called by Marco Johnson in the big blind.
Both players took two cards on the initial draw. Johnson then led into Zack, who responded with a raise. Johnson was not discouraged, however, and re-raised. Zack ended the raising war there by just calling and sending the two players to the second draw.
The second draw saw Johnson stand pat before firing off another bet after Zack drew one. That bet was enough to convince Zack to let go of his holding. After a strong start to the day, Zack has since lost that initial momentum.
Nível: 22
Blinds: 25,000/50,000
Limits: 50,000/100,000
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