On a flop of , the player in the small blind checked to Isaac Haxton in the cutoff who fired out 550. The small blind called and the hit the turn. The small blind checked once again and Haxton shot out 1,200. Once again the small blind made the call.
On the river the came and the small blind checked for a third time. Haxton moved all in for 2,450 and the small blind called. Haxton tabled and the small blind mucked his hand, doubling Haxton up in the process.
On a flop of , a player in late position checked to David Plastick on the button, who led out for 400. The late position player called, then check-called Plastick's bet of 600 on the turn of the before both players checked the river .
Plastick revealed , besting his opponent's and has now moved up to more than 6,500 in chips.
The player in the UTG+1 position raised and the action folded around to Jean-Robert Bellande who re-raised from the hijack position. The UTG +1 player called, then check-raised Bellande's bet after the flop of .
The UTG +1 player then check-called Bellande's bets on both the turn of the and the river , but Bellande's was best and took down the pot.
On a flop we found an under the gun Hoyt Corkins battling it out with the player in the big blind. The big blind checked it to Corkins who then bet. The big blind however then opted to reraise. Corkins made the call and was allowed to see the turn.
With a making an appearance on the turn the big blind two-bet and Corkins raised and made it four-bets. The big blind then maxed out the betting and it was off to the river after Corkins made the call.
A touched down, and with it we found the big blind two-betting once again. Corkins called and tabled . His opponent countered and flipped over for two pair.
Before the flop, Tyron Krost raised the action from under the gun and Shannon Shorr three-bet from the hijack. Krost made the call and the flop came . Krost checked and Shorr continued out. Krost raised and Shorr three-bet. Krost tossed out a four-bet and Shorr made the call. On the turn the came and Krost moved all in for 300. Shorr made the call and the hands were turned up:
Krost:
Shorr:
The irrelevant river came the and Krost doubled up with the nut flush.
Before the flop, the player in the hijack made it 525 to go only to have the button three-bet to 1,275. Erik Cajelais tanked from the big blind before finally making the call. The hijack also made the call.
The flop came down and all three players checked. The came on the turn and Cajelais bet out 1,800. Both players folded and Cajelais scooped the pot.
, the player in the small blind checked to Isaac Haxton in the cutoff who fired out 550. The small blind called and the 
hit the turn. The small blind checked once again and Haxton shot out 1,200. Once again the small blind made the call.
came and the small blind checked for a third time. Haxton moved all in for 2,450 and the small blind called. Haxton tabled 
and the small blind mucked his hand, doubling Haxton up in the process.
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, a player in late position checked to David Plastick on the button, who led out for 400. The late position player called, then check-called Plastick's bet of 600 on the turn of the 
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, besting his opponent's 
and Jennicide was sent packing.
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and the river 
was best and took down the pot.
making an appearance on the turn the big blind two-bet and Corkins raised and made it four-bets. The big blind then maxed out the betting and it was off to the river after Corkins made the call.
touched down, and with it we found the big blind two-betting once again. Corkins called and tabled 
came and Krost moved all in for 300. Shorr made the call and the hands were turned up:
and all three players checked. The 
came on the turn and Cajelais bet out 1,800. Both players folded and Cajelais scooped the pot.