. The original raiser bets $1,400 and Duke again kicks it up, this time to $4,500, and again she's called. Both players check the 
on the turn and when the 
puts four to a straight on the board both players check again. The other player showed the 
for the flopped set and Duke mucked.
, Todd Brunson check-raised all in. His opponent went into the tank for two minutes before he said, "I gotta call. I think you've got me."
for top pair and a flush draw. His opponent tabled 5-5 for a set. The river was the 
and Brunson doubled up.
Level: 3
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 0
flop both players checked, but after the 
fell on the turn Galfond check-raised all-in for 1,200 more after inducing a 3,000 bet. His opponent called and showed pocket Aces--Galfond turned over 
for the nut straight and doubled up.
. Pinchot calls and shows 
. Seat 8 has 
. The river is and Pinchot is up to 15,650.
, Layne checked, and before Hansen could act, the dealer burned a card and started to flip over the turn card. The dealer stopped before the card was visible to Layne and Hansen, but players on the other side got a good look at it. There was a brief debate about whether or not to call over a floorperson, but Layne and Hansen agreed to just show the card. (Hansen checked for his action on the flop.) , and Hansen said "Yes!" as if it made his hand. But Layne was unfazed, and bet 125. Hansen gave up the ruse and quickly folded.
. Gazes checks. Phan bets 150 and Gazes calls. The turn is 
. Gazes checks and Phan makes it 300. Gazes calls. The river is . Both check. Gazes shows 
and Phan mucks.
