beat his opponent's
on a
after it was all went in preflop.
beat his opponent's
on a
after it was all went in preflop.
into
on a king-high flop.
. The big blind took his time and then fired out 3,500. Smith called behind.
and both players checked.
and both players checked again.
for the nut flush. Smith showed the same hand, but a different suit with the
. Unfortunately for him though, his opponent backed into a diamond flush and he dropped to 36,500 chips.
flop, which they both checked.
turn, which Kabbaj called; they proceeded to the
river, and this time both checked.
for the two pair on the board with an ace kicker -- but Kabbaj had him just pipped, turning over pocket
to take the pot and put him back up to 28,000.
flop, which the original raiser checked. Kang threw in 3,000, eliciting a swift and painless fold from his opponent. Kang nonchalantly flashed a pair of aces.
on a
board.
board. He was called by an upset
which had been pipped by Schaefer's own
.
In case you missed any of the action from yesterday's Day 1a flight of competitors, our very own Melissa Castello is here to recap the action. Who's in? Who's out? Who's got chips? It's all in the video... check it out!
, Justin Young raised to 2,600. His opponent stared at Young through his dark shades and then made the call.
and the first player checked. Youg stayed on the gas and fired 4,100. Again, the player cocked his head towards Young and stared with his dark shades on. He then made the call.
and the player checked again. Young fired one more time, making it 7,700. The player stared and stared while Young sat motionless except for his hands playing and spinning a few chips. Finally, the player made the call and Young instantly mucked his hand. The player showed
and raked in the pot.