After firing multiple bullets into the day's first flight to no avail, Canadian Scott Aitchison is finding some success tonight.
He was recently see firing 3,000 chips heads-up into a dry side pot with one player all in and 15,000 in the middle on a flop. His opponent called, but let it go when Aitchison threw 5,000 more at the turn.
The all-in player turned over , but Aitchison's held after the river bricked.
2015 Western New York Poker Challenge Event 3: $300 No-Limit Hold'em champ Pat Tighe has moved into the chip lead here.
He flopped a boat holding and got full value, then picked off a bluff with over to move over and above 70,000.
In fact, Tighe told PokerNews he just went on a massive four or five hand rush to build his stack, and would have had even more if he didn't just lose a pot to start Level 10.
Jiten Surwade just entered the biggest pot of the flight so far and came out the other end with the chip lead.
It was a classic cooler with Surwade holding versus one opponent's . Just for good measure, Surwade made quad aces and after flopping three jacks a hand or two later to rake in some more chips, he's the first player past the 100,000-chip mark.
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flop. His opponent called, but let it go when Aitchison threw 5,000 more at the 
turn. 
, but Aitchison's 
held after the river bricked.
and got full value, then picked off a bluff with 
over 
to move over and above 70,000.
