Petersen
Lind
The flop was
, pairing up Lind. The turn was the
, the river was the
and Petersen hit the rail. Lind is now up to 320,000.
, pairing up Lind. The turn was the
, the river was the
and Petersen hit the rail.
giving Tashman the lead in the hand. The turn came the
, a relative blank, and the river fell the
. Tashman's three queens were best and he doubled up to 66,000 leaving Maistriaux with just under 46,000 chips.
came up short against the
of Richard Lyndaker. The
changed the dynamic of the hand completely as the players essentially traded outs.
on the turn was disaster for Kok giving Lyndaker a wheel. The
hit the river and Kok's day was done. Lyndaker climbs to almost 125,000 chips after the hand.
to Petersen's
. The flop, though was
, pairing Petersen's ace. The turn was the
, the river was the
and Petersen doubled up to 72,000. Tran was left with 120,000.
. The turn brought some drama as it fell the
. The
was the river card and Norman's full house was best. He eliminated Sean Carlson and took his chip count up to about 148,000 in the process.
up against the
of Albert Iverson. Iverson couldn't improve and Fager sent him to the rail.
against the
of Joanne Haas. Jarman was good the whole way but rivered the
to accentuate the double up. Haas is down to 77,000 after the hand.
. Velador had him beat though as he tabled
. The board helped neither player and Bussey was eliminated. Velador's heater continues as he is now just over 570,000 chips.
Level: 15
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 500