Jeff Madsen raised to 1,125 from early position, a player called on the button, She Lok Wong called out of the small blind, and the player in the big blind defended.
The dealer fanned , both players in the blinds checked, and Madsen continued for 1,950. The player on the button raised to 6,000, Wong check-raised to 15,000, and only the player on the button called.
The turn was the , Wong moved all in for around 30,000, and his opponent folded.
We get to the table with the board showing and according to Ralph Massey the action went Paul Volpe check, Matt Affleck bet 1,500, Volpe check-raised to 4,000, and then Affleck made it 11,500.
Volpe clicked it back one time and made it 19,000 to go and after thinking it over for 30 seconds Affleck called.
The turn was the and Volpe bet 12,400. Affleck tanked and then announced that he was all in. He was snap-called by Volpe who had hit the nuts on the turn with his . Affleck wasn't drawing dead, however, as he had a set with his . The river was the and Volpe scoops a huge pot while Affleck will have to try his luck again tomorrow.
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Five players took a flop of , including Anthony Zinno and Jamie Armstrong. The action checked to Zinno, for fired out 2,500, and only Armstrong called.
The turn was the , Zinno led out for another 4,000, and Armstrong opted to fold.
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, both players in the blinds checked, and Madsen continued for 1,950. The player on the button raised to 6,000, Wong check-raised to 15,000, and only the player on the button called.
, Wong moved all in for around 30,000, and his opponent folded.
and Moore's opponent tanked for about a minute, before ultimately making the crying call.
while mucking his out-kicked hand.
, Dennis Thurman was all in and at risk for 20,000 with 
. His opponent, Henry Lopez, tabled 
.
didn't improve Lopez's hand, and neither did the 
and according to Ralph Massey the action went Paul Volpe check, Matt Affleck bet 1,500, Volpe check-raised to 4,000, and then Affleck made it 11,500.
. Affleck wasn't drawing dead, however, as he had a set with his 
. The river was the 
, including Anthony Zinno and Jamie Armstrong. The action checked to Zinno, for fired out 2,500, and only Armstrong called.
, Zinno led out for another 4,000, and Armstrong opted to fold.
