rainbow, and we all checked. On the 
turn, the first guy led out for 1,200, the initial raiser folded, and I made it 2,600. He reraised to 5,500, I made it 9,000 and he called. Then, on the 
river, I stuck him all in and he folded. When I showed the hand, he said, 'That was a really good bluff', so I reckon I must have got him off A-5 or something."
on a 
flop, he received one caller and proceeded to bet the 
turn and moved in on the river, hoping to push his opponent off a chop. But he had been called down by which had flopped a pair, turned the gutshot and managed to river a better straight.
and Greekstein checked his option in the big blind. On the flop, Greekstein led for 550 and Channing called, before both players checked the 
turn. on the river, and Greekstein fired again, this time to the tune of 1,300. "I suppose I have to call," commented Channing as he threw in the chips. Of course, that was that was the least he had to do, and his trip fours were more than enough to pick up the pot.. Yep, I can't work it out either.
flop against the big blind.
no good against Ola Brandborn's 
, all in preflop and with a king high board.
in the blind, Mitchell three-bet an initial raise of 900 to 2,800, which was subsequently called. On the 
flop, Mitchell led for 3,600, his opponent made it 8,000, and Mitchell jammed.
flop and got called. On the turn, the big blind lead out for 2,200 and Mason made the call. The river was the 
and the big blind fired once more to the tune of 3,400. but it was good as the big blind just mucked.
in piping hot water against 
on a 
flop. The 
turn created four outs, but to no avail as the river came 
.
making a full house on the turn against 
on a 
board.
flop. His opponent showed but was drawing to running aces or kings as Mattern had for a flopped full house.
