Davis Wins on the River
Level 2
: 100/100, 100 ante
The board read 
with around 2,500 already in the middle and three players holding cards in front of themselves. Mark Davis was first to act, checking in the big blind and seeing a player bet 1,100 from under the gun. The player on the button raised to 3,000 and then Davis called, as did the under-the-gun player.
All three players checked the turn 
and the river came 
. Davis thought for a few moments and the under-the-gun player reached for chips as he did so. Davis paid no attention to the player on his left and reached for chips as well, grabbing 5,300 and sending it forward onto the felt.
After Davis's bet, the under-the-gun player's charade was up: he quickly folded, and the player on the button folded behind to earn Davis the pot.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
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24,400 | |
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in a single-raised pot preflop, and five checks ensued.
and the big blind checked to Ashley Peck, who bet 1,400 in early position. Kyle Cartwright called in the hijack, the cutoff folded, and the player on the button called. The big blind then folded.
., and Peck bet 1,500 more. Cartwright thought for a handful of seconds and tossed in chips to call, as did the player on the button.
. 
, with all three players' aces up chopping the pot due to the king kicker on board.
and checked, with the next player checking as well. The third player in the hand bet 5,000 and McEwen thought for a few moments before announcing a check-jam. The player on McEwen's left folded, and action was now back onto the flop bettor.
and sending the other card to the dealer face-down in exchange for the pot.
. The turn 
. Walton unsuccessfully called for an ace as the turn had come, and repeated his request once more. This time, the dealer complied as the river