Kilpatrick Triples Up
Level 10
: 500/1,000, 100 ante
Ray Qartomy limped in from under the gun and a player in middle position raised to 3,500. Ray Kilpatrick shoved all in for 34,500. Another player then went all in for less, at 10,400, and then the player in the big blind moved all in. Qartomy folded, as did the original raiser, who folded 
face up.
The three all-in players then tabled their hands. Kilpatrick had the 
, one player had the 
, and the player in the big blind had the 
.
The flop came out 
and Kilpatrick hit a set, but the turn brought the 
to give the one player a flush draw. He made his flush on the river, but luckily for Kilpatrick, it was the 
that paired the board and gave him a full house. Kilpatrick won the main pot and the side pot, and he moved up over 100,000 in chips.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
102,500 | 102,500 |
.
, and Qartomy checked as the first player to act. Walker had already stacked all his chips up, which made it easy for him when he slid them into the middle for an all-in bet. The preflop three-bettor folded, then Qartomy called after getting a count — it was 8,200 more to call.
. The river was the 
and kept him in the lead, doubling Walker up to over 30,000.
and the first player to act bet 6,000. Michelle Chin reraised to 16,000. The pot at this point was 11,8000. Her opponent folded and Chin won the pot shortly before the dinner break.
flop. Action checked to Hutter, and he bet 1,600. The player in the small blind called, the next player folded, and then the original preflop raiser called.
, and everyone checked to see the 
land on the river. The first player led with a bet of 5,000, and the next player folded. Hunter mulled it over for a few moments, then called, but mucked when his opponent tabled trip aces with the 
.
. The action checked to De Silva who opened for 1,450. His opponent called. The turn was the 
