Mike "Timex" McDonald opened with a standard raise from the hijack only to have Ankush Mandavia three-bet to what appeared to be 87,000 from the button. The blinds both folded, McDonald called, and the flop came down .
McDonald check-called a bet of 75,000 and then both players checked the turn. When the completed the board on the river, McDonald checked for a third time and Mandavia bet 160,000. McDonald thought for a bit before making the call, but mucked just as soon as Mandavia rolled over the for the nuts.
Steve O'Dwyer was all in on the flop with the against Bryn Kenney's . After the landed on the turn and the hit the river, O'Dwyer was awarded the double and improved to 770,000 in chips.
From the cutoff seat, Bryn Kenney raised to 26,000. Nick Petrangelo reraised to 70,000 on the button, and then Kenney kicked it back up to 154,000 with 410,000 behind. Petrangelo folded, and Kenney won the pot.
From the cutoff seat, Nick Petrangelo raised to 30,000. Steve O'Dwyer reraised to 90,000 out of the big blind, and Petrangelo called to see the flop come down . O'Dwyer bet 90,000, and Petrangelo called.
The turn was the , and both players checked. They also both checked after the completed the board on the river.
O'Dwyer showed the for a pair of kings, but he was beat by Petrangelo's .
Mustapha Kanit has things rolling with two decent pots right after break.
In the first, he was in the small blind and check-called 100,000 from Mike McDonald on an board. Both players checked the , and Kanit showed for the win.
Shortly thereafter, Kanit opened for a raise in the cutoff and called a three-bet from chip leader Ankush Mandavia, who made it 77,000 on the button. The flop came , and Kanit check-called a sizable bet of 115,000. Both checked the , and Kanit came out betting with 180,000 on the river. Mandavia thought about a minute after cutting out the necessary calling chips before mucking his hand.
Joe McKeehen raised to 36,000 from the under-the-gun position, and Bill Perkins called out of the small blind. Kathy Lehne called from the big blind, and the flop came down . Perkins and Lehne checked, and McKeehen bet 42,000. Both Perkins and Lehne called.
The turn was the , and all three players checked. Before the river was dealt, Perkins commented on the hand, "Two Texans and a confused pro."
The dealer then dealt the on the end, and all three players checked.
"I've got an ace," said Perkins, showing the . His opponents mucked, and Perkins won the pot.
From the cutoff seat, Dzmitry Urbanovich raised to 39,000. Kathy Lehne called from the small blind, and Joe McKeehen called from the big blind.
On the flop, Lehne and McKeehen checked. Urbanovich bet 40,000, and both of his opponents made the call to see the land on the turn. All three checked, and the river was the . Again, all three checked.
Lehne tabled the for a flush, and both McKeehen and Urbanovich mucked.
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turn. When the 
completed the board on the river, McDonald checked for a third time and Mandavia bet 160,000. McDonald thought for a bit before making the call, but mucked just as soon as Mandavia rolled over the 
for the nuts.
flop with the 
against Bryn Kenney's 
. After the 
landed on the turn and the 
hit the river, O'Dwyer was awarded the double and improved to 770,000 in chips.
. O'Dwyer bet 90,000, and Petrangelo called.
completed the board on the river.
for a pair of kings, but he was beat by Petrangelo's 
.
, and Kanit showed 
for the win. 
, and Kanit check-called a sizable bet of 115,000. Both checked the 
river. Mandavia thought about a minute after cutting out the necessary calling chips before mucking his hand.
. Again, all three checked.
for a flush, and both McKeehen and Urbanovich mucked.
