Mark Mcgarity saw a flop of 
against three opponents in a single-raised pot.
Mcgarity was the first player to act and led out with a bet of 5,200. One after another his opponents folded, and Mcgarity flashed the 
to show he wasn't bluffing.
Level: 6
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 600
Eric "Scott" Chastain was in a preflop confrontation against an opponent who was all-in for about 5,000.
Opponent: 
Eric "Scott" Chastain: 
Chastain had his opponent dominated and the runout of 
sent the opponent packing.
"Oh no, I would've had trip threes," the under-the-gun player said. "I should've open-shoved my three-four off. Dammit!"
A middle position player opened to 1,300 and Norma Rosin flat-called as the player next to act, while the small and big blinds also came along.
The action checked to Rosin on the flop of 
and she bet 3,200. The small blind called and other two players folded. The small blind checked on the 
turn and called a bet of 6,000 from Rosin.
The small blind checked again on the 
turn and Rosin took a moment before checking back and showing 
to win the pot with two pair.
"Didn't know if you made that straight," Rosin said in explaining her check-back.
"I would've checked there, too" a table mate commented.
Level: 5
Blinds: 300/500
Ante: 500
Two players limped in and Eric Hargrove completed in the small blind before the big blind raised to 1,900. All three players called.
Hargrove led out with a bet of 1,500 on the flop reading 
and, one by one, his opponents called. Hargrove then checked on the 
turn and it checked to the last player to act, who moved all-in for 6,500. Hargrove called and the other two players folded.
Opponent: 
Eric Hargrove:
"Good call," the opponent said before revealing the bluff with a gutshot. The 
on the river didn't change things and Hargrove took down the sizeable pot, while the opponent was eliminated.
Clayton Adams opened to 1,200 in middle position and the small blind three-bet to 3,200. The big blind cold-called, while Adams four-bet shoved his stack of 15,000. The small blind re-shoved a slightly bigger stack and the big blind called with both players covered.
Clayton Adams:
Small Blind: 
Big Blind: 
Adams was in good shape to triple if his aces could hold up. The flop of 
all but sealed it for him with top set and the runout of didn't change things.
"Good flop!" someone at the table commented.
A small side pot went to the small blind, who was clearly not happy with the result.
Level: 4
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 400
Players are on their first 15-minute break of Day 1b.
Keith Jones opened to 1,300 on top of a limp and the big blind called, as did the limper.
The flop of 
checked through and Jones bet 1,700 when checked to on the turn. The big blind folded and the other player called.
Jones fired a bet of 3,200 when checked to on the 
river and his opponent quickly folded. Jones was kind enough to show he had it with 
for trips.
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