Mark Sierpien raised to 1,000 in middle position after two players had limped before him. The small blind and both limpers called.
All four players checked the flop of and the under the gun player bet 3,500 when the turn was dealt. Only Sierpien called and they went heads up to the river which went check check.
Before his opponent had a chance to show, Sierpien tabled which was good enough to take down the pot.
The details escaped us but we do know that Minnesota Poker Hall of Famer and three-time MSPT champ Blake Bohn got his last 13,600 all in on a flop of .
Blake Bohn:
Opponent:
Bohn was looking for either a diamond to make the flush or king to take the lead. The dealer wasted little time in giving him the former by burning and turning the . The was run out on the river and Bohn was pushed the pot.
A player in middle position raised to 1,000, the player on the button called and Greg Himmelbrand moved all in for his last 6,900 from the big blind. The original raiser called and the button folded.
Greg Himmelbrand:
Opponent:
It was a coin flip, but Himmelbrand took the lead after the flop came . It was all over after the turn card improved Himmelbrand to a full house. The meaningless river completed the board and Himmelbrand got the double up.
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Jose Rodriguez raised to 1,200 in the cutoff after one player limped before him. The player in the small blind and the limper in middle position called.
All three players checked the flop when it came and Rodriguez bet 2,100 when the action was checked to him on the turn. Both players called.
The river was again checked to Rodriguez who bet 5,000 this time. The next player to act quickly folded and the player in middle position threw in a 5,000 chip to make the call.
Jose Rodriguez:
Rodriguez showed Broadway which was the nuts and added the pot to his stack which now sits around 32,000.
Dave Paul started the action with a limp in middle position. Two more players limped in before the big blind raised it up to 2,100. The action was now on Paul who moved all in for his last 7,450. The next two players folded and the big blind called.
Dave Paul:
Opponent:
Paul was in need of a lot of help headed to a flop, and he got exactly what he was looking for as it came . Paul's Flopped straight held up as the board completed and .