Sean Winter opened to 6,500 from under the gun, David Peters three-bet from the button to 21,500 and Winter took a second look at this hand saying "My hand was better than I thought," as he called.
The flop came down 
and Winter checked to Peters who pushed in a bet of 17,000, Winter's folded and the pot went to Peters.
Cary Katz limped in on the button and Alex Foxen called in the small blind. David Peters checked his option in the big blind.
"Good check, David," Katz said. "No need to build the pot with that trash hand."
The flop was 
and action checked to Katz who put out a bet of 11,000. Foxen called while Peters folded.
"You folded the eight-deuce?" Katz asked Peters.
"You bet and you can't beat eight-deuce?" Foxen said.
The turn was the 
.
"I can now," Katz said.
Foxen checked and Katz continued betting, making it 15,000. Foxen called again.
The river was the 
and this time both players checked.
"I've got the nuts," Katz said, showing 
. It was good and he would rake in the pot.
Sean Winter opened with a raise to 8,000 on the button and Alex Foxen called from the blinds.
The flop was 
and Foxen checked, then raised to 20,000 when Winter bet. Winter called.
The turn was the 
and Foxen led out, betting 39,000. Winter called again.
On the 
river, Foxen slowed down and checked. Winter thought for a bit, then bet all of his chips, save for one 500 that he left behind. Foxen folded promptly.
"Fuck man," Winter said. "I needed you to fucking hit. What that a good turn for you?
"Yeah?" Foxen said. "You?"
"I flopped quads," Winter responded.
After raking in the pot, Winter chipped up to around 250,000.
Martin Zamani opened to 4,500 from the cutoff, Nick Schulman three-bet to 13,000 on the button and Zamani announced 40,000 as he pushed in a stack of blues. Schulman looked confused as he folded his hand, sending the pot to Zamani.
Level: 6
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 3,000
The turned board read 
and the pot had 6,000 in it. The action checked to Keith Tilston, he bet 4,000 and Dan Smith check-called. A fell on the river and both players checked.
Smith said "Flush!," as he slammed down 
and Tilston turned over 
for a higher flush, taking down the pot from Smith.
Stephen Chidwick opened to 4,500 from the hijack, Seth Davies called in the cutoff and Justin Bonomo defended his big. The flop came down 
and all three players checked to the 
on the turn.
Action checked to Davies, he bet 13,000 and only Chidwick stuck around to see the 
on the river. Chidwick checked to Davies who bet 22,000 and Chidwick folded, sending the pot to Davies.
Level: 5
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 2,000
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