On the turn of a board, David Conron bet 4,400 and his opponent called, bringing the on the river. Conron bet 6,000 and then called a raise to 14,000. His opponent said, "Nice call," tabling the and Conron laid down the for two pair to win the pot.
We didn't catch the action but saw the massive stack of Andy Ranaletti. According to Ranaletti, he got in a sizeable three-way pot holding the . All the money went in on the turn of a board with Conron having two pair with and Ranaletti having a straight. The river was a and Ranaletti dragged in the pot.
Joe Catalano has given his stack a nice boost after sniffing out a bluff after his opponent shoved on the river. Catalano her0-called with just a pair of sixes, missing a flopped flush draw and was correct.
A player in early position opened to 3,5000 and Alex Rivera three-bet shoved for 12,800. The shove was called by a player in late position forcing the early position raiser to fold.
Alex Rivera:
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Rivera was in trouble but found lots of love on the river of a board to make a straight and stay alive.
A large commotion echoed across the room sprouting from a table that included Anthony Soluri. The commotion was, however, quite warranted given the circumstances of the hand.
After a flop was spread and a string of bets in front of him, Soluri shoved for 32,225 and both players called. One having less, and the other having more.
Anthony Soluri:
Opponent:
Opponent:
Soluri was in a set over set situation until the landed on the turn. Soluri's quad fives stayed safe when the hit the river and collected the sizeable pot.