John Hanson raised it up from the button and David Bach called in the big blind.
The flop was and both players checked. The turn brought the and Bach took a stab with a bet, but Hanson came back with a raise. Bach rested his chin on his hands and shook his head a little before deciding to make the call.
The river was the . Bach reached for chips and slid a bet into the middle. Hanson quickly called. Bach had rivered a straight with his .
David Bach limped on the button, John Hanson raised and Bach called. Hanson led out on the flop, Bach raised and Hanson called. Both players checked the on the turn. Hanson bet out when the hit the river and Bach made the call.
Hanson showed for the nut straight and took it down.
John Hanson limped in from the button, David Bach raised from the big blind, and Hanson called.
The flop was . Bach led out and Hanson called. Bach bet again on the turn, which fell the . Hanson made the call. The river was the and Bach bet out. Hanson called.
Bach showed for a set of fours. Hanson turned up for a 6-5-4-2-A low and they split the pot.
David Bach raised from the button and John Hanson called. The flop was . Hanson checked, Bach bet, Hanson raised and Bach called. The turn came the and Hanson led out, earning a call from Bach. Hanson check-called a bet on the river when the fell.
Hanson showed for two pair sevens and sixes and scooped the pot.