Jeremy Calverley opened to 500 from the lojack and was called by one player on the button.
Calverley then check-called an 800 bet on a flop.
Both players checked on the turn, but Calverley opted to lead out for 1,400 on the river. His opponent simultaneously put out calling chips and tabled for trip queens. Calverley mucked and his opponent scooped the pot.
A player from early position raised to 500 and was flatted by Irene Carey in middle position. Action folded to the player in the cutoff, who three-bet to 2,000. The initial raiser called, but Carey then back-raised all in for about 19,000 total. The three-bettor called all-in for a bit less than 10,000 and the other player folded.
Carey:
Cutoff:
Carey had her opponent dominated and increased her lead even more on the flop.
However, the turn and river would give Carey's opponent a runner-runner flush to double through her.
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