On a board of , John Skarovan bet out 2,500 from under the gun only to have Brandon Boatman raise to 5,600 from the button.
Skarovan took his time before calling as the completed the board on the river and he checked.
Boatman bet out four 5,000-denomination chips to total 20,000 and Skarovan called for his final 16,200.
Boatman tabled his for trips, but it would Skarovan's for a rivered flush that would see him earn the double to roughly 46,000 as Boatman dropped to 55,000 in chips.
Facing a raise to 700, Jason Somerville called in the big blind and checked the flop to his opponent.
She checked also as the rolled off on the turn and Somerville led out for 600. The initial raiser called, and when faced with a 1,000-chip bet from Somerville on the river of the , she called also.
Somerville tabled his and scooped the pot to move to nearly 30,000 in chips.
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flop where Somerville tossed in a continuation-bet of 2,200.
, John Skarovan bet out 2,500 from under the gun only to have Brandon Boatman raise to 5,600 from the button.
completed the board on the river and he checked.
for trips, but it would Skarovan's 
for a rivered flush that would see him earn the double to roughly 46,000 as Boatman dropped to 55,000 in chips.
flop to his opponent.
and scooped the pot to move to nearly 30,000 in chips.
with 8,500 in the middle, Scott Ball was faced with a bet of 4,375.
for top set and Ball mucked.
