We caught the action with a flop of and a four-way pot. After a check from Kathy Liebert, a player bet 550, two players got out of the way, and Liebert made the call. The turn was the and both players checked. After the river, Liebert check-called a 925 bet from her opponent and rolled over which was better than the of her opponent.
Glenn Lafaye raised to 250 from early position and two opponents called. Barry Greenstein reraised to 1,300 from the button and Lafaye called as did one of the two opponents. The flop came and it was checked to Greenstein who bet 1,600. Lafaye and Greenstein's other opponent both folded, and Greenstein won the pot.
We caught the action with a flop of and Brent Hanks checked to his opponent who bet 1,100. Hanks called and the turn was the . Hanks checked, his opponent bet 1,700, Hanks check-raised all in, and his opponent made the call.
Hanks was in command, turning over versus the of his opponent. The river completed the board and Hanks sent his opponent packing.
We didn't catch the action, but Barry Greenstein is seated at the same table as Glenn Lafaye and caught our attention to tell us how Lafaye chipped up even further.
Lafaye busted another player when his flopped set of threes ended up as quads, besting the straight of the eliminated player. Greenstein needled, "and Matt Affleck added some chips to the pot trying to rep a hand."
We walked up to a board of and Glenn Lafaye moved all in with his opponent making the call.
Lafaye:
Opponent:
Lafaye's flopped set held versus the top two pair of his opponent as the board completed , then . Lafaye has more than doubled his chips here early in Level 1.