Don Angstead three-bet to 8,200 in the big blind after Jeff Fielder opened for 2,200 in the hijack. Fielder called, and the dealer fanned a flop. Angstead shoved for 16,600, and Fielder called.
Angstead:
Fielder:
Fielder found no improvement on the last two streets, but he's still hovering around the same stack despite losing some sizable pots recently.
Justin Cole limped from early position, and a middle-position player raised to 2,500. Action folded back to Cole, who reraised to 9,000. He and his opponent got all in shortly thereafter.
Blake Bohn has been responding to his poor luck with sarcastic humor.
Blake Bohn opened for 1,700 under the gun and found callers in Roger Martin (early position) and the small blind. Everyone checked the flop, and an hit the turn. Action checked to Martin, who bet 2,000, and Bohn tossed his call across the table to Martin, saying the pot was heading that way anyways. A completed the board, and Bohn checked before slapping 3,000 into the middle to call Martin's final bet.
Martin showed for a rivered wheel.
"I just had aces up," Bohn said, showing . "Love poker. Why wouldn't a four come?"
We found Aaron Frei all in with against a player with about 34,000 who had . Frei had his opponent dead by the turn on the runout, and he's into the six figures now.
With the board having come , Eric Kiser checked out of the small blind to an opponent in late position who fired 17,000. Kiser made the call, and his opponent winged into the middle for ace-high. Kiser tabled for a flush to take the pot.
Matt Alexander got it all in preflop and was called in two spots. The active players checked down the ace-high board, and Alexander won with against and .
At the same time, Todd Breyfogle got all in with against the of an opponent. Breyfogle won the race to double up.
flop. Angstead shoved for 16,600, and Fielder called.
held against 
on an ace-high flop. He's now over 120,000.
, leaving Cole's aces best.
flop, and an 
hit the turn. Action checked to Martin, who bet 2,000, and Bohn tossed his call across the table to Martin, saying the pot was heading that way anyways. A 
completed the board, and Bohn checked before slapping 3,000 into the middle to call Martin's final bet.
. "Love poker. Why wouldn't a four come?"
runout, and he's into the six figures now.
into the middle for ace-high. Kiser tabled 
for a flush to take the pot.
