James Carroll opened for 650 and the player to his immediate left in Seat 3 reraised to 1,950. It was folded back around to Carroll who made the call. The flop came and Carroll checked. His opponent made a bet of 1,950 and Carroll was fairly quick to check-raise that bet to 5,350. His opponent made the call.
The turn was the and Carroll led out for 8,300. His opponent thought for maybe ten seconds and then released his hand.
Kitty Kuo increased her stack after flopping a full house with on the flop. Her opponent turned the flush with when the turned up and that was also when the money went in. The opponent was already drawing dead and a brick on the river changed nothing at all.
According to the players at Table 34, it all started with a raise to 400 and then Jim Boyd made it 1,100 to go. It was folded to Mike Wynn who popped it up to 3,300. The original raiser folded and the action was on Boyd who according to Wynn "snap folded face up pocket kings."
Wynn said Boyd deserved to see that he'd made a good fold and showed him his pocket aces. "I was just amazed how fast he folded though," said Wynn.
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Christophe Gross three-bet an open raise from a player in early position and then got the remainder of his stack all in on a ten high flop with . The original raiser snapped him off with pocket jacks and both the turn and river blanked.