Everyone had folded when action came around to David Tuthill, who limped from the small blind. When the big blind made a raise, Tuthill shoved all in, having his opponent covered. The big blind called and it was time to see some cards.
Tuthill:
Opponent:
Any concern Tuthill may have had about being sucked out on was largely put to rest when the flop came and was followed by the on the turn and the on the river.
Tuthill eliminated his opponent and is now up to 240,000.
Vincent Jacques was in the big blind when he called Chris Moorman's 7,500 raise from the button. The flop delivered and Jacques checked. When Moorman bet 11,500, Jacques raised to 29,000. Moorman insisted on being the biggest aggressor and three-bet to 64,500, leading Jacques to fold.
Elizabeth Indig was in rough shape with about 3,000 in chips when a player in middle position raised to 7,000. She called, putting herself all in when the player on the button re-raised to 25,000 with the middle position player calling. The initial raiser check-folded to the button's all-in bet on a flop of . The players flipped over their cards, Indig showed and was ahead of the button's . She stayed ahead and was up to 19,000.
Not too long afterwards she got it all in again and doubled to 40,000.
Randall Brooks opened under the gun for a raise to 8,000. Players folded around to the big blind who called to see a flop of . Both players checked the turn's as well as the river's . When the small blind player bet 10,000 after the river, Brooks called and mucked when he saw his opponent's .
Randall Brooks was in the big blind when Dwyte Pilgrim, sitting on the button, raised it to 8,000. Brooks took the opportunity to make it 15,500 more, and Pilgrim responded with a four-bet to 45,000 total. The preflop betting didn't come to a stop there with Brooks moving all in, leading Pilgrim to fold.
Brooks now has a commanding stack of 290,000 while Pilgrim has slipped to 160,000.