On a flop of 2-3-5, Justin Bonomo called his opponent's bet from late position. The turn brought a six, and Bonomo again called a bet. The river brought an eight, the early-position player fired again, and once again Bonomo called.
The EP player showed 9-10, and Bonomo took the pot with his A-J. Bonomo is up to 20,000.
John Juanda and an opponent capped the betting preflop. The flop came a devilish , and Juanda check-called. Both players checked the on the turn. The river brought the , Juanda bet, and his opponent called. Both turned over A-K and chopped the pot.
On a turn of , Andy Bloch bets 800 from the big blind and Michael Binger calls in the cutoff. The river is . Bloch bets 800 again and Binger calls. Bloch shows and Binger mucks. He's down to 13,875 while Bloch climbs to 21,000.
Erick Lindgren limps in from middle position. Vivek Rajkumar raises in the cutoff to 550 and Erick Lindgren calls. The flop is and Lindgren checks. Rajkumar bets 900 and Lindgren calls. The turn is the and Lindgren checks. Rajkumar bets 1,500 and Lindgren is all in for 5,050. Rajkumar calls, having him covered, and shows to Lindgren's . The river is the and Lindgren wins the pot. "I'm always lurking," Lindgren says.
Lindgren turns to the PokerNews reporter. "Don't write that up! That's a boring hand."
Lindgren is up to 10,300 and Rajkumar is down to 7,350.
A player in early position raised preflop to 1,000, and Dave "Devilfish" Ulliott called behind him. The flop came . The EP player bet 1,000 and Ulliott called. The turn brought the , and the EP player pushed all in with his last 5,000. Ulliott called.
They turned over their cards, and Ulliott's A-A was well ahead of his opponent's Q-Q. The river brought no queen, and the Devilfish had claimed another victim. Ulliott is up to 30,000.
On a flop of , Alex Melnikow is all in with A-K. His opponent calls with J-J. The turn and river doesn't help Melnikow and he is close to out.
On the next hand, he moves all in for 5,100 and David Williams calls with . Melnikow has K-K and Williams spikes an ace on the flop. Melnikow is out. David Williams is up to 23,400.
We picked up the action on the flop. On a flop of , Phil Hellmuth led out from early position with a pot-sized bet of 600, and Barry Greenstein called from the hijack. The turn was the . Hellmuth bet 1,000 and Greenstein called. The river was the . Both players checked, Hellmuth showed K-Q, and Greenstein mucked.
Hellmuth has built up to 16,000, while Greenstein is down to 4,000.