When we arrived at the table, a short-stacked player was all in for what looked like 10,000 or so. A second player begrudgingly called, and Yuliya Makarova, who had a raise in front of her, called.
Makarova:
Opponent:
Makarova extender her lead on a flop of , and sealed the deal as the turn and river bricked , respectively.
"I had tens," the player who folded announced. "If I moved all in, would you've called."
A player opened to 2,200 from early position, Jeff Chan called in the cutoff, and a third player called out of the small blind. The dealer fanned , the player in the small blind checked, and the original raiser continued for 6,500. Chan raised to 13,000, the player in the small blind folded, and the original raiser called.
The turn was the , the original raiser check-called a bet of 13,000, and the completed the board. The player checked Chan fired out 16,000, and the player tank-folded.
We missed the hand but the seat once taken by Jamie Kerstetter is now vacant. Jamie had told us earlier that she would not re-enter if she went busto so we'll have to wait and see her in a later event.
Daniel Buzgon and three opponents took a flop of . The action checked to a player in late position who tossed out a single yellow T1,000 chip, and Buzgon and a second player called.
The turn was the , putting a second ace and a second heart on the board, and Buzgon led out for 2,750. One player called, but the flop bettor raised to 7,000. Buzgon tank-called.
The river was the , Buzgon checked, and his opponent moved all in for 10,250. Buzgon opted to fold, leaving himself with around 15,000 chips, and his opponent dragged in the pot.
All of the money went in preflop between Frank Callucci and the player to his direct right. Callucci had , but he was dominated by his opponent's .
The flop was clean, but the spiked on the turn, giving Callucci a set of kings. The bricked off on the river, and he successfully doubled to around 40,000 chips.