and there was just under 1,500 in the pot. Chad Brown was first to act against two opponents and pushed out a bet of 1,200 from middle position. Both of his opponents called and it was on to the turn.The
hit the turn and Brown fired again, this time 3,000. His middle position opponent folded but the player on the button called all in for his last 2,825. The players showed:Brown:
Opponent:
Brown's queens were best but his opponent had plenty of outs including the
that hit the river. Brown doubled his opponent up, but is still a force with just over 22,000 chips.
, Alex Kravchenko decided to look at a turn card, calling his opponent's 600 chip lead bet. The 
. The small blind led out for 300 and after the big blind passed, a middle position player called. A late position limper folded before Obrestad made it 1,550 to play from the cutoff seat. The small blind made the call as did the middle position player.
came off. The river fell the 
and the small blind led out for 2,200. The middle position player opted out but Obrestad made a quick and confident call. The small blind tabled 
comfortably ahead of his opponent's 
. An 
river improved neither hand, and Wendt took the pot.
. First to act, Isaac Haxton led out for 600 only to have Annette Obrestad pop him to 1,750. With only about 7,000 behind, Haxton thought for quite a while before making the call. The river came down the 
