Feng Chen bets 1,500 and Jamie Gold raises to 5,500. Chen calls. On thje turn, both check. On the river, Gold is all in. "I'm not bluffing," Gold says. "I don't have a flush, but I'm not bluffing. I have the best hand."
Feng eventually folds, showing A-9 for top pair. Gold shows just one card -- a 7. Gold's at 92,000.
With the board showing , Jamie Gold asks his opponent "How much you got left?" As the player begins to count out his stack, Gold says "That's OK...I'll just go all in." Gold is called and shows . His opponent has and is drawing dead to a made straight. The river is the meaningless . Gold is now at 86,000 -- the current chipleader.
A player raises to 1,000 and Jamie Gold calls. John Murphy calls in the small blind and the big blind also calls. On the flop, Murphy bets 3,000 and just Gold calls. On the turn, Murphy is all in for 13,000 and Gold calls. Murphy has and Gold has . The river gives Gold a set and busts Murphy.
"It wasn't a bad call," Gold says, defending his play. "Just a horrible beat."
From early position Barry Greenstein bet 1,000, the small blind called and the big blind folded. The flop came and the small blind checked. Greenstein bet 1,500 and the small blind called. The turn was the . The small blind checked, Greenstein bet 3,000 and the small blind called. The river was the and both players checked. The small blind showed A-J, Greenstein turned over A-Q, for a pair of ladies and took the pot. After the hand, Greenstein was up to 27,500.
Andy Black was all in the turn with the nut straight against his opponent's set of queens. The river paired the board giving his opponent a full house and sending Black to the rail.