A player in early position opened to 825 finding three callers before Anthony Soluri three-bet to 6,000. The original raiser moved all-in and when the action folded around to Soluri, he called off for his last 17,500 putting himself at risk.
Anthony Soluri:
Opponent:
Soluri had his opponent dominated and scored an easy double up when the board ran out .
Bod Wey skyrocketed up the counts recently putting his stack to work and in the middle on multiple occasion. The last time Wey put his chips in the middle though, he got stung a bit by James Morin.
After an open to 600, four players called including Morin, only to see Wey three-bet to 3,000. It did not scare a single person off the pot, however, as all six players went to a flop.
All six players checked bringing the on the turn. Wey bet enough to put any player willing to make the call at risk and Morin was the only player to oblige.
Bod Wey:
James Morin:
Morin was best needing to fade any spade that didn't improve him to a full house. The landed on the river giving Morin a straight and the double up.
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With 7,500 in the pot and a board reading , Richard Kley bet 3,000 and called a check-raise to 6,000 from his heads-up opponent.
The hit the river and both players checked. Kley tabled the making a full house on the river and his opponent had a laugh showing the table his as his cards went into the muck.
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flop.
landed on the river giving Morin a straight and the double up.
, Richard Kley bet 3,000 and called a check-raise to 6,000 from his heads-up opponent.
making a full house on the river and his opponent had a laugh showing the table his 
as his cards went into the muck.