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flop.
turn, which paired the board and put out three hearts.
river made it four hearts and again the big blind checked. 
for the turned flush. 
and about 9,000 in pot Khanthaly Vixaythong was all in for his last 5,600 and his headsup opponent was in the tank considering a call.
, which leaves the unanswered question of "Was he bluffing with the best hand?"
turn gave Hughes a straight draw, but he missed as the 
bricked on the river.
flop, the big-blind player did a continuation bet of 2,100 and was called by Tran. On the 
flop Carney check-called a 4,000 continuation bet and then checked the 
turn. His opponent asked to see Carney's stack, and then pushed forward a stack of blue 5,000 chips, which was more than enough to put Carney all-in. Carne took a brief pause before making the call.
river Carney had no sweat whatsover and remarked that he was obviously never folding, but did the quick dramatic pause to be sure the write-up had a little extra time to get all of the details.