The board read 2♥9♦7♥A♣ on the turn and Steven Vogel in the big blind checked to a middle position player, who bet 2,300 and Vogel called.
The river brought the 3♦ and Vogel checked again. The middle position player placed a bet of 4,000 and Vogel called again.
Vogel showed the Q♥9♥ and the middle position player had 10♦9♣. Vogel had the better kicker and raked in the pot
Facing a flop of 6♠5♥10♦ and a bet of 6,000 from his opponent from early position, Sarkis Karapetian raised to 12,000 from the big blind. His opponent called. A K♥ came on the turn. Karapetian moved all in for his final 7,800 and his opponent called.
Karapetian: A♥A♣
Opponent: A♦K♠
The 3♦ on the river was meaningless, and Karapetian doubled up.
With an all in for 13,200 preflop, Daniel Liu called from the button. With no other players involved, both players flipped their hands. Liu showed A♥10♥ while his opponent showed K♥J♦.
The board ran out 3♠Q♠7♠6♠9♥ with both players having missed the board completely.
Liu's ace-high took down the pot, putting him as our current chip leader with 109,000 to his name.
PokerNews was told of a huge hand won by Rob Scott.
As Scott explained it, he held pocket sixes against his opponent's pocket aces. Both players flopped a set on the 6xAxXx board. The turn was a blank for both players.
When the river brought the case six, Scott's opponent went all in. Scott called and busted his opponent's full house with quad sixes.
After the flop of 8♥6♠4♦, two players decided to see the turn, which was the 2♣. A late position player bet 2,500 and the button, Drax Amador, called.
The river card was the 9♦. Amador's opponent bet out 6,000 and after some thought, Amador called.
Amador flipped over 8♦6♥ for two pair and his opponent mucked. Amador scooped in the pot.
Facing a board of 6♥9♣8♦J♥ and a check from his opponent in the big blind, Edwin Spegal bet 1,100 from the button. His opponent called.
The river came a 2♠ and the opponent bet 2,500. Spegal paused for a moment before announcing a raise to 5,000. His opponent thought about it before calling and then mucking his hand to Spegal's shown Q♦10♦ for a straight.
In a single raised pot where Cole Ferraro was the preflop raiser, the board showed 6♣9♥4♠10♣Q♥. The under-the-gun player led out on the river for 6,000 into a 10,000 pot.
Ferraro took some time, then placed his call in the middle and flipped over Ax6x suited versus the under-the gun-player's Ax3x. Ferraro took the pot with a pair of sixes.
Picking up the action on the turn with a board of K♣J♣J♦2♠, the first player checked and Arnold Spee led out for 8,000. A quick call had both players going to the river.
A 9♠ on the river had the early position player checking again. Spee continued to fire for 8,000 and his opponent made the call.
Spee showed J♥9♥ as his opponent showed J♠10♠. With the river giving him a full house, Spee chipped up to 75,000.
Nível: 3
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 400
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