Byrum on Fire
, action checked over to Blake Purvis and he bet 600. Only Jeremy Byrum called.The turn brought the
and Byrum checked. Purvis bet 1,200 and Byrum called.The river fell the
and Byrum asked how much Purvis had left. "About 10,500." replied Purvis.With the pot sitting at exactly 4,200, Byrum fired 5,500. This bet seemed to confuse Purvis as he studied Byrum and the hand. Finally, he made the call.
Byrum quickly turned over pocket tens,
, for the nut full house and scooped the pot. Purvis flashed only the 
.Earlier in the day, Byrum made quads with
against T.K. Miles and one other player for a sizable pot.He's currently sitting with slightly over 60,000 chips.
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between the three players and it was checked to Brady. He fired 275 and only E-Tay called.
and then Taylor led into Brady for 750. He called.
, E-Tay fired 1,800. Brady made the call and then mucked after he was shown a set of sevens from E-Tay. She now has around 34,000 chips.
and the pot sitting with a few thousand chips in it, Dwyte Pilgrim called a 2,400-chip bet from his opponent in position.
and after a minute of thought, Pilgrim's opponent fired 5,025. Pilgrim adjusted himself in his chair and then said, "I have to call." His opponent showed him 
for a Broadway straight. Pilgrim revealed a losing 
and was called by one player. The turn brought the 
and Futhey again fired, this time for 650. His opponent called.
and Futhey fired 1,000. His opponent announced a raise rather quickly and made it 4,000. Futhey took a few moments, but then made the call.
for nine high. Futhey turned over 
for a pair of tens and a filthy river call.
and began stacking the pot.
. Landry held two pair with 
, but was behind his opponent's