Andy Black and three other players at his table are still involved in a pot at the turn stage with the board reading .
A player in front of Black bets 4,000 before he raises up to 13,000. A player behind him calls but but the original bettor and the fourth player involved both fold.
The river comes and Black is set all in by his opponent.
He calls with for a full house.
His opponent shows for a missed flush draw, so attemped a bluff. Andy Black is not the right opponent to try that on
Roland de Wolfe just experienced a bit of misfortune when his opponent, apparently having misread his hand thinking he had flopped a set of sevens, ended up drawing out a straight and taking a decent-sized pot from de Wolfe. He's down to 16,000.
After a middle position player limped, Michael Guzzardi raised to 2,800 from late position, and the MP player called.
The flop came , and the MP player check-called Guzzardi's 4,000 bet. Both checked the on the turn. The river was the and Guzzardi's opponent check-called his12,000 bet.
Seeing his adversary's , Guzzardi mucked. He's sitting at 47,000.
On a flop of , Jared Hamby got it all in with -x-x -- he'd flopped the boat. Bruno Fitoussi was the unfortunate caller with . Hamby doubled up to 25,000.
Soon after, Fitoussi got some back after going all in preflop with A-K-Q-4 single-suited and drawing out a couple of queens. Fitoussi has 24,000.