We walked up to Table 4 to find Dan Wagner betting 9,000 on a board of . Josh Knight called, and the arrived on the river. Wagner announced all in for 20,050, and Knight called quickly.
"You got it," said Wagner as he peeked at his cards one last time.
Knight proudly ripped over his and began stacking his tower of chips. He's at more the double the average stack.
Bruce Pace bet 9,000 into an flop and after Brad Perkins flatted, a third player in the hand pushed all in.
Pace followed suit, going all in behind him and Perkins made the call with for top set. Pace held for the overpair and the third player had an open-ended straight draw with .
Perkins filled up on the turn and busted them both after the river.
He's now on over 185,000 and has moved into the chip lead.
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John Michalak made it 7,000 on a board and Brad Perkins raised it up to 25,000 total.
Michalak fired back, three-betting all in for some 19,000 more and after getting a count, Perkins called.
Perkins had made two pair holding and Michalak had made a mistake with . The river bricked and as Michalak made his way to the exits, Perkins bounded up to a spot among the early leaders.
We're in the home stretch of the 2015 WNY Poker Challenge. Six of the eight events on the schedule are in the books. In addition to the Main Event today there's a $200 no-limit hold'em event on Sunday. Here's a look at the winners so far, as well the the rest of the schedule:
Randy Pfeifer has moved into chip boss position after felting yet another foe.
With about 18,000 in the middle and the board reading , Pfeifer's heads up opponent led for 12,000.
Pfeifer responded by raising enough to set his opponent all in and he made the call with . Pfeifer was ahead with and although his opponent picked up a flush draw on the turn, the river did not complete it.