Ace Costs Binger
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flop. The small blind checked again on the 
turn, then snap-mucked to Binger's 11,500-chip bet.After the hand the small blind made an inaudible, but seemingly bitter, remark. Binger, who had not yet surrendered his cards, chose to open them, showing
for a set of nines. His opponent whistled and said that if the flop had come nine-high, he certainly would have moved all in.It was the second time in the first hour that Binger flopped a set of nines. He's up to about 100,000 in chips.
in position. The turn brought the 
and the first player checked. Hershiser checked behind.
and the first player checked again. Hershiser wasn't about to check behind and fired in a bet of 7,500. His opponent folded and Hershiser moved up to 90,000.
. Alspach made the easy call with 
, top two pair, and was the favorite against his opponent's pocket kings. Nothing changed on the 
turn or 
river.
, we saw that Van Marcus was all in for 16,500 against one player. The player ended up folded his hand after tanking for a minute or two and letting Marcus pick up the chips.
, the preflop raiser checked. Marcus fired 7,000 and won the pot from his opponent.
, Negreanu checked to Levesque, who bet 2,700.
. Negreanu checked, allowing Levesque to bet again. The price this time was 5,500. Negreanu silently called.
river, with Negreanu turning over 
.
and the preflop raiser bet 3,800. Lauria made the call.
and the first player fired 9,500. Lauria made the call, but his 
lost to his opponent's 