Layne Flack Wins with a Bluff, But Not Against Doyle
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on the turn, the player in seat 6 bet 2,000, and Flack called. The turn card was the 
, seat 6 bet 4,000, Flack moved all in, and seat 6 thought for a bit and then folded, leaving himself just 3,400 behind. At that point, Flack proudly showed
-- no pair, and no draw. His opponent claimed to have folded a jack with a weak kicker, and he (obviously) thought he was beat. Doyle Brunson, who is seated next to Layne Flack, said, "Do that to me, and you'll really go broke."
, Jon Friedberg bet out and his opponent raised him all in. He called with 
for a straight while his opponent showed 
. The turn was the 
and Friedberg doubled up.
. The blinds check to Hellmuth who bets 300. Seat 7 calls and the blinds fold. The turn is 
. Hellmuth checks and seat 7 bets 1200. Hellmuth folds.
, and Galajian's aces held up, and she doubled up to 19,400 in chips.
against 
. The big blind checks and Ivey makes it 1800. The button and big blind call. The turn is the 
. The big blind goes all in for his last 2500. Ivey re-raises to 6,000 to get the dealer out, and succeeds. Ivey shows K-J and the big blind has K-Q, doubling through Ivey when the river comes 
.