"I Don't Even Know Why I Bet That River"
Carl Caranna saw action folded to him on the button and limped in. James Callanan was next to act in the small blind and announced a raise of 800. Steven Kipp called in the big blind and Caranna called as well, taking action three ways to a flop of 
. Callanan made a continuation-bet of 800 and both Kipp and Caranna called.
The turn came and Callanan checked. Kipp bet 1,700 and Caranna called. Callanan folded to take action heads up to the river 
. Kipp bet another 4,500 and Caranna quickly called.
Caranna tabled 
upon calling and Kipp mucked his hand.
"I don't even know why I bet that river," said Kipp. He continued talking for a few seconds more about how he knew Caranna had a jack and that his tens were no good. "My mind just went stupid for a second," added Kipp as Caranna stacked his newly-earned chips.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
26,000
1,000
|
1,000 |
|
25,000 | |
|
|
16,000
16,000
|
16,000 |
, bringing the turn 
. 
. Haycraft checked and Beeding bet another 3,200, which Haycraft called.
for a straight after hitting his backdoor gutshot on the river, resulting in Haycraft sending his cards to the muck.
and action checked to the cutoff, who bet 1,500. All but one player called, which was the early-position caller. 
and all four players checked, bringing the river 
. The under-the-gun player went all in for about 15,500 and Taylor announced he was all in over the top. The cutoff and player on the button quickly folded and it was time for a showdown.
for Broadway and the all-in player shook her hed, tabling 
for a rivered two pair that was no good and quickly scooped up and mucked by the dealer. Meanwhile, Taylor now finds himself with over two stacks early in Level 3 and is one of the largest stacks in the room.
and the under-the-gun player checked. Wheeler fired out 3,000 and quickly was called. 
for a flush and his opponent sent his cards to the muck, earning him the pot with the second nuts to add to his stack, bringing him just shy of three starting stacks within the first 90 minutes of play in the afternoon.
. The early-position player checked over to Bujorian, who fired out another bet of 2,000. The player in early position decided his hand was not worth the further investment and sent his cards to the muck, resulting in Bujorian taking down the pot.
. Both players checked.
