Robert Hwang raised with the button, Matthew Woodward three-bet from the small blind, and Hwang called. The flop was , and Woodward led out. Hwang called.
The turn was the , and Woodward slowed down, check-calling a bet from Hwang. He check-called one last bet when the hit the river, and Hwang tabled for a pair of jacks. Woodward mucked, and Hwang pulled in the pot.
John Myung opened from the cutoff, John Virtue called in the small blind, and Mitchell Davis defended his big. The flop was , and the action checked to Myung, who bet. Both Virtue and Davis called.
The turn was the , and the action checked to Myung again. He bet all in for 9,000 - less than half of a big bet - and both Virtue and Davis called. Virtue and Davis checked when the completed the board, and Myung tabled for a rivered flush.
Kenny Hsiung raised in early position, Mitchell Davis three-bet from middle position, and Stephen Hung made it four bets from the cutoff. Only Davis called.
The flop fell , and Davis bet. Hung called all in for just 2,000, and the hands were opened.
Davis:
Hung:
Davis held as the turn and river came , respectively, and Hung was eliminated.
John Virtue opened from under the gun, John Myung three-bet from the small blind, and Kenny Hsiung cold-called from the big. Virtue called as well, and the flop came . Myung led out, Hsiung raised, Virtue made it three bets, and Myung folded. Hsiung called, and the turn was the . Both players checked.
The completed the board, and Hsiung led out. Virtue raised, and Hsiung called. Virtue tabled for a rivered set of jacks, and Hsiung showed for a flopped set of nines.
Virtue pulled in the pot, pushing his stack over 400,000 chips.
John Myung raised from the cutoff, Kenny Hsiung made it three bets on the button, Mitchell Davis made it four bets from the big blind, and Myung moved all in for 57,000. There was a discussion as to whether or not Hsiung could put in another raise, because Myung's all in wasn't a full raise. An extra raise would lift the cap however, so Hsiung and Davis could only call.
The flop fell , and Davis led out. Hsiung called.
Hsiung called another bet when the turned, and both players checked when the completed the board. Davis showed for ace-high, but it was no good against Hsiung's for a pair of kings.
Myung mucked his hand, and was eliminated in eight place.
Four bets went in preflop between Paul Berende and Mitchell Davis. Both players checked when the flop came , and Davis led when the turned. Berende called.
The completed the board, and Davis led again. Berende immediately mucked, and Davis won the pot.