A player under the gun bet 3,100 on a flop and was called by one player before Roy Vazquez made it 10,000 to go in the hijack. The bettor called, and the third player folded. On the turn, the first player open shoved to put Vazquez at risk for 15,100, but he was more than happy to snap-call with . It was the worst case scenario for the under-the-gun player, who had one out with . He didn't get there.
Thad McNulty bet 3,500 on a flop from the big blind and got raised to 10,000 by a middle-position opponent. McNulty shoved all in and was called instantly for about 30,000, showing for a wheel.
"I'm dead," the other player declared, showing for top two. "Nice hand."
He wasn't quite dead as fours and threes would win him the pot, but the and were no such cards.
There was more than 20,000 in the pot on the turn as the board read , and Michael Bratovich checked it back from early position after the big blind checked to him. On the river, the big blind checked again and Bratovich bet 8,000. He got a call and showed , and his opponent mucked.
Sriram Trikutam bet what looked like 2,500 or so from the big blind on an flop, and the player on the button put him all in for 14,100 total. Trikutam called off with for a flush draw and was against , top pair. Trikutam turned a flush with the to lock it up.