Level: 8
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 0
Level: 8
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 0


with A-A, only his opponent had flopped a full house with 6-9.


, Sexton having flopped the nut straight with 


. The turn was the
but the river was the
, making a full house for his opponent holding 


. 

flop vs. two opponents. The turn was the
and the river was the
. One of Ferguson's opponents turned over 


for the flush and Jesus hit the rail.


flop. Bloch held 


while Williamson tabled 


. The turn was the
, giving Bloch more outs with the nut flush draw, but the river was the
, completing Bloch's flush but giving Williamson a full house, fives full of eights.


. The small blind bet 12,000, Clements called all in for less, and Helppi folded. Clements showed 


for a small flush draw, while his opponent showed 


for a pair of aces and a slightly bigger flush draw. The turn was the
but the river was the
, making both players flushes, but giving Clements' opponent the higher flush.


, Tony G moved all in for 8,000 and Tony Cousineau called. Tony G showed Q-Q-T-9 for a pair of queens and a wrap draw, while Tony C showed 


for top two pair. The turn was the
, and the river was the
, completing Tony G's straight. He more than doubled on the hand to 24,000.


flop holding A-2-3-4. Both players turned their hands face up. When the
fell on the turn, making his opponent's flush, Bloch turned his cards back over, believing he was now drawing dead. However, a 2 fell on the river, making Bloch's boat. As the dealer began to push the pot to Bloch's opponent, their tablemate, Robert Williamson III, spoke up.