Barry Greenstein raised in late position and the big blind called.
The flop came and the big blind checked. Greenstein bet, his opponent check-raised, Greenstein made it three bets, and his opponent went all in for 950. Greenstein called and they showed down.
Greenstein had for the nut flush draw and overs against his opponent's for top pair.
The turn gave the big blind trip jacks, but it also gave Greenstein the flush. The river couldn't save the all-in player, and he was eliminated.
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and the big blind checked. Greenstein bet, his opponent check-raised, Greenstein made it three bets, and his opponent went all in for 950. Greenstein called and they showed down. 
for the nut flush draw and overs against his opponent's 
for top pair. 
turn gave the big blind trip jacks, but it also gave Greenstein the flush. The 
river couldn't save the all-in player, and he was eliminated.
, the player in middle position checked and Rep Porter bet in late position. His opponent called. 
and again it went check, bet, call. 
for a pair of tens with a jack kicker. It was good and he took down the pot.
