They took a flop of


, and the player in the big blind checked to Harman, who fired 500. The BB player made the call.The turn was the
and both players checked. The river was the
and the big blind led out for 2,500. Harman thought for a few minutes and said, "I might have the best hand."Her opponent replied, "No, you don't!"
"OK, I believe you," said Harman as she folded her hand. Her opponent flashed the
as he raked in the pot to leave Harman down to 17,000.
, Duncan Bell check-called an opponent's bet of 1,700. The river was the
and both players checked, with Bell turning over
and his opponent showing pocket queens.
, a player moved all in against Stephen Kenna. Kenna made the call. Kenna held
and his opponent held
. Kenna's opponent had a lot of potential outs, but none of them came when the
hit the turn and the
hit the river.
.
, prompting Lazar to bet 8,000 and the only player still interested was Germann, who moved all in. Lazar snap-called with
. The BB bet 900 and Weissman called. The turn was the
. The BB checked again, and this time Weissman bet 2,000. The BB called and turned over 7-4 for two pair. Weissman showed
for a pair of nines.
, the small blind checked, Chris Ferguson bet 450, the small blind raised to 840, and Ferguson called. The turn was the
. The small blind checked, the big blind bet 1,650, and the small blind called. The river was the
and both players checked.
and got all of his chips in the middle after flopping a flush draw, only to find himself up against a player holding K-K.
, Phan checked and his opponent checked behind. When the turn fell
, Phan bet 900 but his opponent wanted nothing to do with it and folded.
. He is up to 26,000 in chips.
flop after his opponent bet 1,500. His opponent called with
for a flush draw. The turn improved his hand when it fell
to give him a straight draw. The flush filled on the river with the