The board was showing , Samuel Sheldon threw out a bet, and his opponent shoved all in for around 15,000. Sheldon made the call and both players then turned over their hands.
Sheldon flipped over for top two with a flush draw and his opponent tabled for a flopped set of queens. The river fell in the favor of Sheldon as the hit and he completed his flush draw, taking down the pot and eliminating his opponent.
On a raised pot, the players were head-up when the flop fell. John Hesp checked before raising to 4,000 a bet of 1,500 from Mike Sexton. The latter called.
The turn came a and brought no betting action. The players checked again on the river and Hesp flipped over for ace high. It was enough to earn the pot, Sexton holding for king high.
On a raised pot, the flop read when all the chips went in the middle. Erwann Pecheux, holding , was in good shape for a double-up, facing in his opponent's hand.
A fell on the turn and the river improved Pecheux's set of queens into quads and gave him the pot.
The board already showed on a heads-up pot when we got to the table. With a pot containing around 10,000, Sadan Turker thought about his move for a minute and announced all in for a stack of 11,950. His opponent tanked for a few minutes and ended up folding his hand at the end of the clock.
Jonathan Therme started the action with a raise of 1,000 and two players made the call.
Things heated on the flop . The small blind player checked and Therme continued for 1,250. The third player three-bet all in for a stack of 9,900 and the small blind player called all in as well. Therme snap-called with a bigger stack and the three players tabled their cards.
Jonathan Therme:
Small blind:
Third player:
Therme was in good shape to win the pot, and the turn improved his hand into quad fives. The river fell a that didn't change anything and Therme busted two players in the same hand.