Dion Vs. Dillon
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We came to Pat Dillon's table with a flop showing 
and Dillon in the hand against Yann Dion. Dillon led for 8,500 on the flop and Dion made the call.
The 
on the turn saw Dillon continue his aggression, this time leading out for 21,000. His opponent thought for some time and made the call.
The 
river and Dillon would again bet, this time making it 35,000. Dion then thought for almost a minute before flinging in the call.
"You're good," said Dillon as he unenthusiastically tabled his 
for a stone cold bluff. Dillion was then surprised to see his opponent held 
, with Dion making a great call to see his stack rise up the chip counts.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
450,000 | 196,000 |
|
|
260,000 | -90,000 |
. It got checked all the way around to Jason Koon who bet 26,500 from the button. Everyone folded to Ivey who tanked for a bit and flicked into the pot. Koon tabled 
and Ivey mucked his cards.
, and Nelson checked it over. His opponent stole Nelson's idea and made a repeat bet of 6,500 which was quickly called, and the 
paired the board on the turn. Now Nelson led back out into the pot with 13,000 of his own chips, and his opponent shot a glance before uncapping his cards and mucking them.
board with about 160,000 in the pot. After the river card was put out, Dwan moved all in for 101,500 and put Grigg, who had around 115,000 behind, to the test. "Oh, this is so sick," Grigg said at the beginning of the hand.
flop was dealt. All parties checked as the 
turn was dealt. This time James led for 9,500 and the big blind got out of the way, while the under the gun player called.
flop. Tony G check-raised all-in and was called. He tabled the drawing 
and failed to catch up versus his opponent's 
.
