David Bach opened for a raise from the button and John Hanson called from the big blind.
The flop was .Hanson check-raised Bach's bet. Bach called and they went to the turn, which fell the . Hanson bet and Bach called. The river was the . Hanson bet and Bach called.
Hanson turned over for a wheel. He scooped the pot and took our chip counts back to nearly even.
John Hanson raised from the button and David Bach called. Both players checked the flop. When the hit the turn Bach checked, Hanson bet, and Bach folded, conceding the pot.
Time flies when you're having fun! Believe it or not, it has now been three hours since we lost Erik Sagstrom from this tournament in 3rd place. Seems like only two hours ago...
Even more staggering is that it's been almost fourteen hours since we lost Erik Seidel in 8th place sometime yesterday afternoon, as we are about to enter into our 17th hour of play for the day.
John Hanson raised on the button and David Bach called from the big blind. Bach check-raised the flop and Hanson called. The turn was the . Bach led out and Hanson called. Both players checked the on the river.
Bach showed for a pair of queens with an ace kicker and Hanson mucked.
Davd Bach brought it in, John Hanson completed and Bach called. Bach check-called a bet on fourth street. Hanson caught an ace and led out on fifth, prompting a fold from Bach.