Sully Binks the Turn
Level 5
: 200/400, 400 ante
Joseph Landazzi opened to 1,700 from early position and was called by a player in middle position. Matthew Wright intended to call but accidentally put out a raise to 3,000. Brendan Sully called on the button as did Landazzi and the fourth player.
The flop came 
and the action checked to Sully who bet 6,100. Landazzi check-raised to 16,100 which forced the other two players out of the hand. Sully thought for a minute and then moved all in for 24,900 which prompted a snap-call from Landazzi.
Sully turned over 
but was up against a set when Landazzi tabled 
. However, the 
on the turn gave Sully a larger set and huge lead in the hand. The river was the 
and Sully managed to find a double up.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
63,000 | |
|
|
34,500 |
and Besaw checked to Dougherty who bet out 3,000. Simms raised to 8,000 and both Bauman and Besaw folded. Dougherty called to see the 
landed on the river. Four cards to a straight on the board slowed down the action as both players knuckled the table. Dougherty tabled 
but Simms had a stronger kicker with 
to rake in the pot.
was already spread across the felt and David Miller along with David Worden had all of their chips in the middle. Miller was the shorter stack and the players were waiting on Michael Carter to make a decision.
for a set of sevens while both of his opponent's held 
. The 
on the turn locked up the pot for Worden as he scooped everything to send himself into the chip lead.
and Raymer check-called another bet of 6,000 from Statt. The 
completed the board and Raymer announced all in for 19,600. Statt asked for a count and then made the call. Raymer flipped over 
for a straight which topped Statt's 
spread across the table, the action was on James Pupillo in middle position. He tossed in a bet of 11,500 into a pot of around 20,000. Vincent Bonta was his opponent and he chose to check-raise to 30,000 from the small blind.
for a set of queens and admitted it was a good attempt from Bonta. "That was a great bet. I just happened to be at the top of my range," Pupillo explained.
for top pair and Percal wasn't able to beat as his cards hit the muck. Percal took off to the registration desk and was seen taking a new seat shortly after.
