Eugene Todd goes all in on the turn with versus and a player in the big blind is out. On the next hand, on a flop of , Todd checks in the big blind and the middle position bets 600. The late position folds and Todd re-pops to 2,100. Jeff Madsen asks him if he has anything.
"I have a little something," Todd says. Madsen folds.
On the next hand, he knocks out another player with and a five on the flop. That player rebuys. Todd is up to 12,800.
With on the board Roland de Wolfe pushes all in with and gets called by two players, the 1 seat holding and the 7 seat holding . A comes on the turn giving seat 1 trips but Roland makes his flush with the on the river. Roland hasn't rebought yet and with that triple-up he may not have to for awhile.
On a turn of , David "The Dragon" Pham checks and Joe Tehan goes all in. Pham calls and shows . Tehan has . The river is . Pham is up to 8,600 and Tehan rebuys.
Billy Baxter raised to 550 from the cut-off, Max Pescatori pushed all-in for 1575 more, the big blind pushed all-in for 1825 more and Baxter called. The board came . The big blind showed , Pescatori showed , Baxter showed for a set and took down the pot.
The player in the big blind opted not to rebuy and Pescatori called out for his second rebuy.
Referring to the rule that both cards must be shown in a showdown if the opponent requests: "I'd like to see Christmas at the guy's house who cried about seeing one card," Layne Flack says.