against his opponent's 
. However the board of 
gave his opponent a fortunate three-outer on the river to stay alive as Jepsen slips to 32,000.
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against his opponent's . However the board of gave his opponent a fortunate three-outer on the river to stay alive as Jepsen slips to 32,000.
On another table we overheard a player who was going to fold but wanted to see his opponent's hole cards. When his opponent declined, he tried one last bid in the negotiation battle, and offered his opponent a lollipop if he'd show. His opponent turned him down once again and the cards were tossed into the muck.
and was called by an opponent holding 
. Parikinson, however, had turned two pair with 
and boated up on the river when the 
fell. She's now up to 20,500.
The flop came
. Both checked. The turn was the . Jacob tossed out 2,100, and his opponent called.The river was the
. This time Jacob bet 4,700. His opponent rubbed his temples as he considered what to do. Jacob sat sullenly, staring out at the board from beneath his enormous 'fro. Finally his opponent counted out the chips and made the call.Jacob turned up his cards --
for trip jacks. His opponent mucked. Jacob is back up to 25,500.
.Landrum makes it 3,000 to go before Berchowitz raises to 7,000. Then Landrum takes control back by moving all in for 29,350, a bet that Berchowitz calls with
. He needs to hit as Landrum has 
.Landrum is ahead but now doesn't want to make her flush as the turn comes
and river 
. The flush comes for both players but Landrum's is the smaller and she's busted. Berchowitz up to 172,000.
"You just want to get on television," she teased before folding to his bet. Although dealers aren't consistently using the "All In" paddles anymore to signal when a player goes all in and is called, they are announcing loudly whenever someone does, just in case ESPN is nearby.
and was thrilled to see a flop of for the Broadway straight.His opponent led out for 2,400 and Emperador didn't slow-play as he raised it up to 5,400. His opponent made the call.
The turn was the
and Emperador fired out 15,000 which was again called.The river was the
and Emperador moved his entire stack into the middle hoping to get maximum value, but his opponent stepped out of the way as Emperador flashed his monster hand. He is now up to 95,000 in chips.
, well ahead of her opponent who tabled . "She's had aces five times already today!" complained one of her tablemates.
The board ran out
, and Scott has knocked out another one. She's now up to 93,000.
, Henning Granstad bet 16,000 into a 28,000 pot. His opponent folded face-up. Granstad showed a only.After the pot, Granstad moved up to 258,000 in chips.
