Tom Ross(ado) the Boss
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Level 6
: 250/500, 50 ante
After Tom Rossado opened for a standard raise, his opponent threw a handful of chips into the middle for a raise, unaware that Rossado had already done so.
The dealer corrected the player and he was given the option of either completing his reraise or simply flatting the bet. When he decided to simply call, the dealer fanned an action flop of 
across the felt.
Both players quickly checked the flop and the 
arrived on the turn. Rossado led out for a 4,000 wager and his opponent studied the board for a minute or so before flatting the bet.
On the 
river Rossado fired away with a 7,000 bet, and this time his opponent took the hint, folding his hand and sending the pot across the table.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
|
39,000 |
and James Parascandola saw his opponent lead out, betting 2,500 into a 3,000 pot.
in the hole, Parascandola made his move and shoved all in for about 10,000 more. His opponent called and rolled over just 
for no pair and no draw, prompting a look of exasperation from Parascandola.
and extracting value on the river with a 6,000 bet.
flop Sean Rice led out for 1,800 and found two callers. Another player had other ideas, however, and he shipped his last 15,000 into the middle hoping to force a round of folds.
) and river (
) missed all of them, sending a huge pot to Rice while busting two players.
, the man with fishhooks made the crying call.
