We found Aaron Massey and an unknown opponent at a flop of , Massey bet 875 and got a call. The turn came , Massey put out 1,600 and his opponent called. The river came , Massey measured out 3,400 to put in the middle.
His opponent tanked for a bit, finally mucked and Massey stacked the pot.
We found this hand developing on the turn on a board of board. There was a little over 8,500 in the pot and the river brought the . Kehrees bet 6,000 and Foxen tanked for a good long bit.
Finally, after some thought Foxen tossed in a single calling chip, Kehrees tabled and Foxen mucked.
Brandon Steven bet 1,000 from the cutoff after two players checked to him on a flop, and both opponents called. They checked again to Steven on the turn and he fired 2,300 this time. The first player folded, but Pete Lockwood made it 6,000 to play in the hijack. Steven slapped down a call and saw the fall on the river to complete a backdoor flush.
"Spade scare ya?" he asked Lockwood, who silently shoved in his last 11,000 or so.
Steven sighed and then called, mucking his hand when Lockwood showed for the nut straight. The dealer turned over Steven's and he quickly reentered and took a seat at the table nearest the media desk.
Chris Luna bet 1,000 from under the gun after flopped, and he got calls from Will Berry on his left and the small blind. A player in the big blind made it 4,000 to go, and Luna fired in 10,300 without much delay. The squeezed players mucked, and the big blind called. The turn was a and the big blind checked and folded fairly quickly to Luna's all-in shove.
Maria Ho entered the event after making a brief round of hellos across the room. She got seated so, "I have plenty of time to fire some bullets if I bust."
But a few minutes later Ho is already down to below half the starting stack after paying off a huge river bet to an unknown opponent. Ho has nine cashes on the property, including a 3rd place finish in Event 3 earlier this Series for $20,000.
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Ralph Westbrook opened to 325 from the cutoff and Kelly Minkin three-bet from the big blind. Westbrook called, the flop came and Minkin led for 1,000. Westbrook called, the turn came and Minkin bet 2,000. Westbrook raised to 6,000 and Minkin took some time to think.
After a short tank, she mucked her cards and Westbrook took the pot.