Dentale and Dunn Chop One Up
Ryan Dunn opened to 1,000 from under the gun and was called by Michael Dentale one seat over as well as Robert Cohen out of the small blind and the big blind player.
Action checked to Dentale on a flop of 
and he led out for 2,000. All three of his opponents called to keep action four-handed going to the turn.
The turn came 
with Cohen, the big blind and Dunn all checking once again. Though he had received three callers on the flop, Dentale was in no mood slow down, instead making it 5,000 to go. As on the flop, none of his opponents were persuaded to fold.
For a third time, action was checked to Dentale after the 
river and for a third time he bet, firing off 15,000. That got two quick folds from Cohen and the big blind but Dunn opted to call, turning over 
for top-top. Dentale revealed he too held big slick, tabling 
to chop up the pot with Dunn. 'That's a big call' Dentale remarked as the dealer divided the pot, before continuing 'that is the worst hand I could have there'.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
90,000
90,000
|
90,000 |
|
40,000
40,000
|
40,000 |
|
|
40,000
40,000
|
40,000 |
and Apter decided to make the call. 
turn saw the early position player check to Apter and he, after a fair amount of time, bet out 7,500. That sent the early position player deep into the tank but, with a slight sigh, he eventually mucked to send a decently large pot Apter's way.
flop and the middle position player led out for 3,000. The button folded while Roof called to send action heads-up to the turn. 
turn saw Roof check for a second time and then fold after his opponent announced a bet of 8,000, taking a minor hit to his stack.
flop and the preflop raiser continued for 4,000. That bet was called by Hershey while the two other players folded. 
turn saw Hershey's opponent continue his aggression with a bet of 7,500. Hershey, after asking to see how much the other player had behind, did commit calling chips. 
river completed the board, prompting the player who had shown no qualms at pushing the action throughout the hand to move all in. Hershey open folded 
, remarking 'I should've raised the flop'.
and he led out for 2,200. Both of his opponents called to keep action three-handed heading to the turn. 
turn. At this point, the middle position player took over the betting lead, firing off 8,000. Fard was not yet ready to release his hand and called while the big blind got out of the way. 
river completed the board, putting Fard to the ultimate test. After a moments thought he sigh called but received a full double after turning over 
for top two pair.
