2026 Potomac Summer Poker Open

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Oh in Cahoots With the Dealer?

Han Oh
Han Oh

A player in early position moved all in for 65,000 and Han Oh called in the big blind.

All-In Player: AA All in
Han Oh: A9

The at-risk player had woken up with aces and was a big favorite to double up as the flop came 598. The turn, though, brought the 9 to give Oh trips, while the 5 completed the board on the river and the early-position player was sent to the rail.

"Did you not see the dealer give me the secret hand signal?" Oh said to the table after the hand.

"Ssshh," the dealer joked with him.

Oh is currently sitting with around 350,000.

Tags: Han Oh

Solomon Doubles With a Higher Straight

Three players went to a flop of 8104 when Kevin Solomon bet 25,000 from the button. Only an opponent in early position called.

Solomon then moved all in for 53,000 on the Q turn, and his opponent quickly called. "I've got outs. You have me beat," Solomon said.

"I have outs, too," his opponent said, revealing QJ for top pair. Solomon had KJ for straight and flush draws, and the 9 fell on the river. Both players ended up with a straight, while Solomon's king-high earned him the pot and the double up.

Tags: Kevin Solomon

Yonashiro, Chatham Doubles on Consecutive Hands

MacLaren Chatham
MacLaren Chatham

Diego Yonashiro raised to 5,000 in early position and received two callers before the button three-bet to 12,000. Yonashiro then four-bet to 30,000, and only the button called.

Yonashiro continued for 15,000 on the 2A8 flop, and his opponent called. He then moved all in for 26,500 on the A turn, and the button again called.

Yonashiro turned over KK, and his opponent went to muck his cards. The dealer retrieved 1010 before revealing the A river, and Yonashiro doubled up with a full house.

The next hand at this table, a player in early position raised to 5,000 and Jose Cayetano three-bet to 15,000 in middle position. MacLaren Chatham called in the hijack, as did the cutoff and early position player.

The flop came 983 and Cayetano continued for 30,000. Only Chatham and the early-position player called. Action checked to Chatham on the K turn, and he bet 38,000. The early-position player folded this time, while Cayetano moved all in. Chatham quickly called for 120,000.

Cayetano showed QQ, but Chatham had flopped a set with 99 to take the lead. The river was the 5 and Chatham doubled up.

MacLaren Chatham- 400,000
Diego Yonashiro- 160,000
Jose Cayetano- 90,000

Tags: Diego YonashiroJose CayetanoMacLaren Chatham

Cayetano Misclicks, Still Wins

Jose Cayetano De La Rosa
Jose Cayetano De La Rosa

A player in the cutoff bet 13,500 on a flop of 2J3 as action went on Jose Cayetano in the hijack. He attempted to raise but only put in 18,000, and the dealer ruled he could only call.

The cutoff bet another 26,500 on the 9 turn, and Cayetano called (on purpose). Both players checked down the 4 river, and Cayetano showed KJ for top pair to win the pot.

Cayetano currently sits with 200,000. WSOP bracelet winner and amateur comedian Yaser Al-Keliddar is also in the field with 120,000. Other chip counts:

Dennis Backhaus- 200,000
Daniel Iachan- 120,000
Amit Kuckerja- 110,000

Tags: Amit Kuckerja-Daniel Iachan-Dennis Backhaus-Jose CayetanoYaser Al-Keliddar

"You Can't Make This S**t Up!"

Andrew Interdonato bet 20,000 from the hijack on a flop of 97J and Alan Gendelman called in the small blind. The big blind then moved all in for 62,000, and Interdonato reshoved for 130,000. Gendelman folded.

All-In Player: 108 All in
Andrew Interdonato: QQ

The at-risk player had flopped the nuts and was a big favorite to double up. The Q turn gave Interdonato some outs with a set, and he hit the 9 on the river to make a full house.

"You can't make this shit up!" the big blind said as he made his way to the rail. Gendelman, meanwhile, revealed he folded J9 and also would've filled up.

Interdonato moved up to around 260,000 with that pot, while Gendelman sits with around 150,000.

Tags: Alan GendelmanAndrew Interdonato

"Stupid, Stupid Game"; Arnal Gets a Bustout on the River

Jack Arnal
Jack Arnal

Heads-up on a flop of A45, Jack Arnal bet 4,500 from early position and an opponent on the button raised to 15,000. Arnal then moved all in, and his opponent called for 90,000.

All-In Player: A5 All in
Jack Arnal: AQ

Arnal showed top pair, but the at-risk player had flopped two pair to take the lead. The turn was the 7, but the Q river gave Arnal aces and queens to win the pot.

"Stupid game. Stupid, stupid game," the button repeated as he headed to the exit. Arnal, meanwhile, moved up to around 250,000.

The field on Day 1b currently stands at 158 entries midway through Level 9. Late registration remains open until the start of Level 16.

Tags: Jack Arnal