A raise from the under-the-gun player kicked off the action on this hand before Jean-Robert Bellande, Bryn Kenney, Sam Grafton and the small blind all called. Bellande and Kenney were in middle position, and Grafton was behind them in the hijack seat.
On the flop, all five players checked to see the land on fourth street. After three checks put the action on Kenney, he fired out 400. Everyone opted to fold, and Kenney was pushed the pot.
Joseph Cheong opened to 400 under the gun and Jose Miguel Esteban Nieto re-raised to 1,400 from the hijack. Action folded back to Cheong who called, landing a flop.
Cheong check-called 2,200 from Esteban to see the turn, which both players checked. When the hit the river, Cheong bet 3,250. Esteban popped it to 15,000, forcing a quick fold from Cheong.
Noah Schwartz and Bolivar Palacios and one other opponent were in a hand that saw the board read. Schwartz came out firing on fourth street with a bet of 2,025. The third player got out of the way and Palacios called from the button.
The river brought the and Schwartz slowed down with a check. Palacios checked right behind and Schwartz showed for a straight. Palacios mucked his cards and Schwartz took down a pot that brings his stack to about 33,000.
After the player under the gun opened to 400, Will Molson three-bet to 1,200 on his direct left. Action folded back to Molson's opponent who four-bet to 2,700. Molson called and a flop hit the table.
Both checked to see the turn where it was checked to Molson who bet 3,000. His opponent called and both players checked the river. Molson tabled a winning to collect the pot.
In a raised pot, Daniel Strelitz and Randal Flowers saw the dealer spread across the table. Flowers fired out 2,000 and Strelitz called to see a turn.
Fourth street was the and Flowers wasted no time dropping the rest of his chips in the middle- a bet which totaled 10,550. Strelitz called and Flowers triumphantly showed for top set of tens. Strelitz released a chuckle and showed .
The board was completed with the , filling up Flowers and scoring him a double up. He currently has about 28,000 in chips.
Team PokerStars Pro Joe Cada opened with a raise to 525, and Maria Ho reraised to 1,200. Action folded back to Cada, and the 2009 World Series of Poker Main Event champion made the call.
The flop came down , and Cada check-called a bet of 1,300 from Ho to see the come out on the turn. Cada and Ho both checked, which brought out the and completed the board. Cada led for 3,000, and Ho folded her hand.