We came upon the table at the end of the hand, but saw Matt Chang involved in a heads up hand where the board read . Chang's opponent pushed out a massive bet of 15,000 on the river. Chang stirred in his seat.
"This could be where I punt it off," he said before tossing in a call.
His opponent rolled over for trip kings. Chang showed for a flush and was able to drag in yet another massive pot. He's now sitting on roughly 69,000 in chips.
We missed the action, but saw AP Phahurat sitting on a nice pile of chips. After winning the hand that earned him the chips, he promptly took to Twitter.
With 2,600 already in the middle, Seneca Easley and an opponent saw a flop of . Easley called a bet of 1,700 to see the board pair with the on fourth street. His opponent shot out 2,000 this time and Easley released his hand, bringing him down to 10,300 in chips.
We caught up to find the board reading . Last year's champion Kurt Jewell was heads up with an opponent in the pot and there was about 3,800 in the center of the table.
Jewell's opponent bet 3,600 and Jewell announced a call. His opponent rolled over the for tens full of queens and Jewell flung his cards into the muck. He's now down to 6,100 in chips.
Four players including 2003 World Series of Poker Main Event champion Chris Moneymaker took a flop of . The big blind checked and the next player fired out 800. Moneymaker dipped into his stack and came out with a raise to 1,800. The player in the cutoff called and the big blind folded. The original bettor also called and the trio saw the hit the turn.
The original bettor and Moneymaker checked to the cutoff who fired 4,200. Just like that two hands shot into the muck and Moneymaker's opponent in the cutoff took down the pot.
The board read and the first player to act checked. AP Phahurat fired out 550 and the player on the button let go of his hand. The first player called and the two were heads up to fourth street.
The turn was the and Phahurat's opponent checked again. Phahurat bet 900 and once again received a call.
The rivered and Phahurat's opponent check-called one last bet of an unknown amount. Phahurat showed for a turned pair of sevens and he took down the pot. He's now sitting on about 24,000.
. Chang's opponent pushed out a massive bet of 15,000 on the river. Chang stirred in his seat.
for trip kings. Chang showed 
for a flush and was able to drag in yet another massive pot. He's now sitting on roughly 69,000 in chips.
. Easley called a bet of 1,700 to see the board pair with the 
on fourth street. His opponent shot out 2,000 this time and Easley released his hand, bringing him down to 10,300 in chips.
for tens full of queens and Jewell flung his cards into the muck. He's now down to 6,100 in chips.
hit the turn.
