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Action showed David Gonzalez involved in a hand against an opponent with Q♥6♠2♥10♣ on the board.
Gonzalez, who had position, watched as his opponent led out with a 20,000 bet, which prompted Gonzalez to ask his opponent how much he had behind. The player responded by moving his hands off the rail to allow Gonzalez a clear view.
After a few seconds elapsed, Gonzalez made the call, which pushed the pot to more than 100,000.
The dealer placed A♦ on the river, which Gonzalez’s opponent checked. Gonzalez then reached into his stack to count out chips before pushing out a 30,000 bet.
Gonzalez’s opponent went in the blender for a few minutes while studying the board, and peeking at his hole cards a couple of times before eventually folding.
Action was picked up on the river with a board of K♣8♠10♥J♦7♠ when Matt Berkey bet 25,000 from the big blind. Brian Rast took note of Berkey's approximately 75,000 remaining chips before raising from under the gun to 125,000 to cover Berkey.
Berkey folded instantly and Rast dragged the sizable pot.
Patrick Leonard opened from the hijack to 12,000 and Erik Seidel three-bet to 35,000 on the button. The blinds got out of the way, and Leonard was thinking for some time before he also threw his cards into the muck.
Alex Keating opened to 12,000 from middle position and only Alexandre Rabusseau called from late position.
The flop fell 6♥2♠9♠ and Keating continued for 15,000. Rabusseau called again.
The turn brought the J♦ and Keating asked, "Can I see your chips?"
Before Rabusseau could count them out, Keating had wagered 175,000, covering his opponent. Rabusseau went deep into the tank, wondering aloud if Keating had a big set or a big bluff. He ultimately decided to fold and asked Keating to show one card. Keating obliged with a smirk, showing the 10♥
Nível: 15
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 6,000