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Hold'em
Randy Ohel and Sigurd Eskeland recently managed to get a hefty sized pot started on the bubble. We caught up with the action on the flop of 
when Ohel had called Eskeland's bet.
The turn was the 
. Eskeland bet and called a raise from Ohel to get us to the 
river. Eskeland led out with one more bet and Ohel thought for a minute before calling.
We didn't get to see Ohel's cards, as they were mucked when he saw Eskeland's 
.
With only one more bust to go before the money we are playing hand-for-hand.
Level: 15
Blinds: /
Ante:
Players are just a few busts away from the money but will have to wait at least twenty-minutes before the bubble bursts.
No-Limit Hold'em
Ben Yu didn't have a ton of chips when he called Alex Kamberis's all-in shove preflop.
Kamberis: 
Yu: 
Kamberis needed to improve if he were to have another shot at making the money, but despite picking up a sweat on the turn, he was unable to as the board ran out 
.
Yu is now up to 45,000 chips as we get closer to the money.
2-7 Triple Draw
Brock Parker was all in against Yueqi Zhu in a hand of triple draw where Parker drew one card on each drawing street. Zhu stood pat on each street. Zhu held a 
and Parker paired. Parker was eliminated on the hand while Zhu moved back to 40,000 in chips.
Pot-Limit Omaha
On the flop of 
, Ben Yu and Brock Parker both checked.. After the turn brought the 
, Yu check-called a bet of 5,400 from Parker.
The river completed the board with the and Yu check-called a bet of 11,500 from Parker this time. Yu then tabled the 
for a club flush and Parker mucked, dropping down to just 3,000 in chips. Yu moved up to 55,000.
Brock Parker was short on chips when he went all in preflop from middle position, getting called by Kirk Morrison.
Parker: 
Morrison: 
Parker fell way behind on the flop when it came down 
and got no help on the 
on the turn. But when the 
came on the river Parker found his set and doubled himself up to 30,000.
Pot-Limit Omaha
A monster PLO pot recently occurred between Alexey Makarov and Brandon Cantu which saw Cantu stumble down in the chip rankings with Makarov shooting upwards.
Makarov had checked on a board of 
when Cantu bet 21,000. Makarov countered by going all in for 48,000 total and Cantu made the call.
Cantu: 
Makarov: 
Cantu was ahead with a straight, but Makarov was drawing to a higher straight and a flush. He found the flush with the on the river leading an expletive to be shout across the room.
