Four-Bet All In From Flowers
We found the dealer spread out a flop that read 
. Randal Flowers checked over to his lone opponent and he tossed out a single yellow t1,000 chip. Flowers took little time deciding to raise the action making it 2,175 to go.
Flowers' opponent mulled over the choice for a bit before swiftly dropping a blue t5,000 chip on top of his previous bet, effectively three-betting to 6,000.
Flowers looked at his chips before stacking them and moving them all into the middle. His opponent released his cards and Flowers took down the pot. He's currently sitting on about 33,000.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
33,000
3,000
|
3,000 |
and we caught up to see Jean-Robert Bellande bet out an unknown amount. Bryn Kenney moved out a raise and it folded back around to Bellande who called.
. Bellande checked and Kenney did the same. A second nine, the 
, fell on the river and Bellande tapped the table once more.
for nines and fives and ultimately the best hand.
, Maria Ho fired out a bet of 1,300 only to have her sole opponent in the hand call.
fell on fifth street, strengthening just about every single draw. The card caused Ho to slow down as she lightly tapped the table. Her opponent moved out 3,100 and Ho thought for about twenty seconds before folding her cards. She's currently sitting right around starting stack.
. Jaka's opponent bet 1,200 and Jaka called. The 
flop. After the big blind checked, Bellande fired 525. His opponent made the call.
, and both players checked to see the 
land on the river. Both players checked again.
. Jason Duval called Cada's bet and saw the 2009 World Series of Poker Main Event champion roll over 
for trip kings.