Lodden Picked Off (On the River?)
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. Lodden check-called a bet of about 1,200.Fourth street was the
. Lodden again allowed O'Shea to bet, this time calling 2,200 to see the final card.The river was the
, pairing the board. Lodden checked, and O'Shea announced that he was all in, having his man slightly covered. Lodden took just a few seconds to consider before sliding his remaining chips, approximately 6,000, into the center in one neat stack.O'Shea tabled
, and it was the winner. A disgusted look befell Lodden as spun his cards into the air, landing face-down in the muck. He shook hands with the table, wished them luck, and then inched his way through the mass of humanity and out the exit.
flop and Tabatabai stuck his last 1,200 in, but the big blind couldn't quite do it and passed.
that hit the turn caused the players to check through to the river, another seeming blank -- the 
. The big blind bet 650 and Kollmann reluctantly paid him off. Kollmann nodded and mucked upon being shown 
, top pair of kings.
flop against an opponent holding 
. After the blinds checked, Antonius tried a bet of 700. That was enough to take down the pot. It gave Antonius some extra chips but left him below par at roughly 8,000.
