Shamus
Roland de Wolfe just stacked Ryan Daut when his K-K-x-x held up against Daut's unrealized straight draw. Daut rebought. Meanwhile, de Wolfe is up to 25,400.
MarcC
In a four-way pot with lots of action and four players all in at various stages, Layne Flack, himself a former poker dealer, had to take over from the dealer and sort out who was due what at the end of the hand.
Chad Brown took the main pot holding after being all in on the flop.
A player in mid position was also all in on the flop but lost the lot holding .
An early-position player took the side pot off Flack holding .
Flack will be looking to rebuy soon after his failed to win either pot.
Shamus
Jamie Pickering
Jamie Pickering just pushed all in on a flop of and was called. Pickering showed -- just a pair of fours. His opponent had for a big wrap draw.
The turn was the and the river the , and Pickering took the pot. He's up to 15,000.
MarcC
J.C. Tran's table is up there with the craziest in the room at the moment. I feel sorry for any players who sat there with a limited budget to spend.
A player in mid position raises before Tran reraises and Marco Johnson raises again. This pattern continues until they have all the chips in the middle, blind!
Mid position player shows
J.C. Tran shows
Marco Johnson shows
The board runs
Amazingly the jacks hold up for Johnson and he's up to 20,000.
Shamus
Ted Forrest has been involved in a couple of multi-way all-ins here recently. He won one when his set of tens held up against Noah Boeken's K-K-x-x and another opponent's A-A-x-x.
He picked up another after rivering a straight against Max Pescatori and Brian Rast. Forrest is up to 22,000.
flop.
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after being all in on the flop. 
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for a big wrap draw.
and the river the 
, and Pickering took the pot. He's up to 15,000.
to his opponent's 
