Adam Friedman said he check-raised large on a board, and Jeff Grimes shoved all in. Friedman snapped with for a flopped straight, and Grimes, who started the hand over 100,000, turned up .
"Oh, good, drawing dead," Friedman said.
"Good hand, buddy," the good-natured Grimes said before exiting.
Adam Simoneaux opened to 5,000 in middle position and called a three-bet to 11,400 from Daniel Holmes on his left. The flop brough , and Simoneaux checked. Holmes bet 7,000, and Simoneaux made it what looked like 27,000. Holmes quickly folded, and his neighbor showed .
Adam Friedman bet 6,100 on a flop from the small blind, and Jeff Grimes called. A dead undercard fell on the river, and Friedman bet 12,700. Grimes called once more, and Friedman showed for top pair.
A player bet 2,700 on a flop, and Brandon Creel shoved all in with . Unfortunately for him, Debbie Irvin had behind him and made the call with her combo draw, while the bettor folded. Creel was able to run a straight with on the last two streets to survive.
A few hands later, he won another all-in pot, this time from way ahead as he picked up against another player's .
board, and Jeff Grimes shoved all in. Friedman snapped with 
for a flopped straight, and Grimes, who started the hand over 100,000, turned up 
, and the 
turn wrapped things up.
, and Simoneaux checked. Holmes bet 7,000, and Simoneaux made it what looked like 27,000. Holmes quickly folded, and his neighbor showed 
flop, and Brandon Creel shoved all in with 
. Unfortunately for him, Debbie Irvin had 
behind him and made the call with her combo draw, while the bettor folded. Creel was able to run a straight with 
on the last two streets to survive.
