Harold Evans raised to 3,500 from under the gun and Keven Stammen called from right behind. The flop came and Evans continued for 3,500. Stammen called and the came on the turn. Evans bet 7,000 and Stammen called. The river was the and Evans checked.
Stammen bet 9,000 and Evans reluctantly called, seeing the bad news when Stammen tabled for one more pair than his .
Stammen gave a few chips away the very next hand, but is still sitting with a healthy stack.
David Ross Limped from middle position and Al Hencheck limped from the cutoff. Stuart Hoag raised to 3,200 from the button and Jared Palmer called from the small blind. Ross and Hencheck also came along. The flop was and Palmer led for 5,000. Ross folded and Hencheck raised to 15,000. Hoag got out of the way and Palmer called.
The turn brought two checks, as did the river. Palmer rolled over for the flopped flush, but Hencheck was one better with .
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We picked up the heads-up action after a flop of . Michael Filippidis bet 2,500 and his opponent called. The turn was the and Filippidis checked. His opponent bet 8,000 and Filippidis raised enough to put him all in. He instantly called and tabled . Filippidis had and the fell on the river to eliminate his opponent.
It appears that Filippidis may have been the benefactor of a misread board, as his opponent mentioned "I have the fl...", before realizing the turn was just the second heart on the board.
A player in middle position opened to 2,200 and Jeff Schaffer three-bet from right behind to 5,000. Keven Stammen four-bet to 12,000 and the initial raiser got out of the way. Schaffer moved all in for 19,650 total and Stammen immediately called.
Stammen:
Schaffer:
The flop stayed clean for Schaffer, but the turn gave Stammen some more outs. The fell on the river, though and Schaffer put a small dent in Stammen's stack.
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and Evans continued for 3,500. Stammen called and the 
came on the turn. Evans bet 7,000 and Stammen called. The river was the 
and Evans checked.
for one more pair than his 
.
and Palmer led for 5,000. Ross folded and Hencheck raised to 15,000. Hoag got out of the way and Palmer called.
turn brought two checks, as did the 
river. Palmer rolled over 
for the flopped flush, but Hencheck was one better with 
.
. Michael Filippidis bet 2,500 and his opponent called. The turn was the 
and Filippidis checked. His opponent bet 8,000 and Filippidis raised enough to put him all in. He instantly called and tabled 
. Filippidis had 
fell on the river to eliminate his opponent.
flop stayed clean for Schaffer, but the 
turn gave Stammen some more outs. The 
fell on the river, though and Schaffer put a small dent in Stammen's stack.