We walked up to a board of and Kosto Petrovich check-called a bet of 3,500 from his opponent. The turn was the and Petrovich again check-called, this time for 7,000. The river brought two checks and Petrovich said "you're good I missed," but his opponent rolled over and Petrovich showed to take the pot.
Craig Fairchild and an opponent got all of the chips in preflop and Fairchild not only had the over pair, but also two blockers as they tabled and respectively. The board ran out and Fairchild sent his opponent to the rail.
We picked up the action on the flop with five-way action and a board of . Jake Baumgartner called a bet of 1,250 from his opponent and they were heads up to the turn. Baumgartner called his opponent's bet of 2,800 and the fell on the river. Baumgartner's opponent checked and Baumgartner thought for a moment and then bet 6,200. His opponent contemplated before finally sending his cards to the muck.
Marc Powers moved all in after a flop of and Satish Thakur quickly made the call, tabling for the flopped set. Powers was behind with and the runout left the Poker Joker Gear founder without the flush and without any chips.
Powers headed toward the rail as Thakur stacked his chips.
After an under-the-gun limp, Erik Wojtuniecki raised to 800 and received three callers, including the original limper. The flop was and Wojtuniecki bet 1,600 after a check. He received one caller and they saw a on the turn. Wojtuniecki bet 2,225 and was called.
The river was the and "Woj", as his friends call him, fired 3,300. After some thought, his opponent called, but mucked after Woj tabled .
We picked up four-way action after a flop of . Steve Anderson bet 1,500 after three checks and received three callers. The turn was the and the player first to act led for 5,000. Ron Kruk moved all in and action folded back to the original bettor. He made the call and tabled , but was behind Kruk who turned over for the turned full house.
The river was the and Kruk sent his opponent to the rail.
We picked up the action after a flop of and after a bet of 1,200, Sunny Ali raised to 6,000 from the button and the player in the big blind made the call. The original bettor moved out of the way and the fell on the turn. The player from the big blind quickly announced all in and Ali just as quickly made the call.
"Top two," Ali exclaimed. "I'm on a draw," said his opponent, tabling . The river kept Ali afloat and he took the pot with .