Veith Catches Liss on the River
As the following hand was starting, the table proclaimed Greg Liss, "Today's Dan," referencing Dan Bekavac's amazing day yesterday. Liss had already built a stack of around 100,000.
Edward Veith opened to 1,400 and found three callers, including Greg Liss in the cutoff.
The flop came out monotone with the 
. Veith continued for 5,000, Liss made the call, while the other two players got out of the way.
The turn was the 
and both players checked.
When the 
hit the river, Veith checked again. Veith promptly threw out 15,000.
"If you got it, you got it," said Veith as he made the call.
"I don't," replied Veith.
Veith showed 
for the over pair and the winner.
"He caught me," said Liss. He still has a very healthy stack, but a lot of work to do to match the 1,183,000 that Bekavac bagged yesterday.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
83,000
83,000
|
83,000 |
|
50,500
50,500
|
50,500 |
turn, action checked to Vang again. After thinking for quite some time, he decided to check, and the player in position checked as well. 
for the missed flush draw. 
for the overpair. 
amd Vang bet 1,100. Ziebell called, the button folded, then action was on the big blind. He raised to 3,300. Vang folded, but Ziebell called. 
and the big blind continued for 4,500. Once more, he saw Ziebell call in position. 
river, the big blind slowed down with a check. Ziebell went for a bet of 11,500, and he sent his opponent into the tank. 
for trips, in the end his opponent also had 
for the same hand.
and Andrew Maker had moved his remaining stack of 6,600 into the pot. His first opponent was deep into the tank. 
for second pair with the nut-flush blocker. 
