Another Chunk of Land Given Away
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On the flop of 
, John Land checked and the player behind him checked. The third player in the hand fired 1,200 and Land made the call. The other player called as well.
The 
was added to the board on the turn and action checked to the last player to act once again. He fired a larger bet of 2,500 this time. Land and the other player called to see the river.
The board paired as the 
landed on fifth street and action checked around. The player who had been driving the betting in last position showed the 
while the other unknown player tabled the 
to beat him with sevens and fives. Land gave one last extra-long look at his hand and then mucked, the sevens and fives were the winner. Land dropped to 11,125 in chips after this loss.
to see Jeff Bond check to Joel Casper, a Circuit ring winner from 2008. Casper slipped out 1,200 chips, and Bond promptly check-raised to 4,200. Bond called, and both men checked the 
turn. On the 
river, Bond announced a covering all-in shove, putting Casper in a tough spot.
. "If you had pocket aces or pocket queens, that's just a terrible turn card for you," he finished.
as the dealer pushed him the pot. It pays to be aggressive, and Bond's big bet earned him the pot and knocked Casper down under 15,000.
. Jason DeWitt pushed all of his chips into the pot of about 17,000. His shove was worth roughly 11,000. After a brief few moments, his opponent gave it up and DeWitt won the pot to push his stack up to a little over 28,000.
to beat his opponent's 
and Bort fired 3,000. His opponent quickly gave it up and Bort moved to 36,500 in chips.
after his opponent showed the 
. DeWitt moved to about 32,000 and change with that pot.
turn. The aggressor checked this time, and Franklin took his cue to stab at the pot with 1,600 chips. It didn't work; his opponent check-raised to 4,000 straight, and Franklin mumbled, "Did I step into something?" as he called the extra to see the last card.
, and the aggressor moved all in for 8,450. Franklin gave it a long stew before finally surrendering with about 24,000 chips still in his stack.