flop, Montgomery checked, the button made a standard continuation bet, Montgomery raised to 5,500 and the button pushed all in for a total of 14,850. 
. His opponent tabled 
.
turn created several more outs, but on the blank 
river, Montgomery was left to wipe his brow, mouth the word "phew" and rake in the pot.
versus 
. The 
was an eventful one, but as always seems to be the case with these promising hands, the turn and river were both blanks, and Barny was gone. "I should have waited for a flop," concluded Barny as he rose from his seat.
and there was just under 1,500 in the pot. David Rheem, playing from middle position, was heads up with a lone opponent in the small blind. Action checked to Rheem and he bet 1,100. 
came off on the turn. Both players checked and the hit the river. The small blind led out for 1,750 and Rheem made the call. He looked over to his opponent and said "eight-nine?" The small blind smiled and clumsily flipped over an 
. Rheem showed and took down the pot. He is now working with just over 28,000 chips.
. Brown's 
was no match for his opponent's 
-- Brown having caught trips on the turn while his opponent boated up.
