Diamonds, WSOP POYs, Don't Deter
The flop came single-suited --
. The original raiser bet 550, the player in the cutoff folded, and Schneider called. The turn was the 
. Schneider's opponent reached for chips, then stopped. He thought a moment and checked. Schneider bet 1,650, and his opponent called.The river was the
and the player in the hijack seat immediately checked. Schneider considered for a bit, then checked as well.Schneider's opponent showed
for nines and treys. Schneider studied the board for a moment, then mucked. He's currently at 18,000.
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for a bigger flush. He may have thought he was a lock in the hand, but Moreau still had outs with his straight-flush draw.
and river the 
and Yang gave the double-fist pump and high-fives to the nearby crowd, who celebrated Yang's double-up.
and he bet 500. The opponent reraised to 1,500. Keller re-popped to 5,000 and the opponent called. The turn was 
and Keller shoved. His opponent called. Thomas showed 
and his opponent busted out. Thomas has 50,000 and has busted two players so far today.
, a middle-position player checked to Shawn Cunix in the cutoff, who bet out 1,500. His opponent called. The turn fell the 
and action was again checked to Cunix , who bet out 3,000. Again, Cunix's opponent called. The river fell the 
and Cunix's opponent bet out 6,000. Cunix made the call.
and his opponent showed 
before dragging the pot.
. He was called by an opponent holding 
looked awful for Wolfe. He found some hope in the 
on the turn, but it was squashed when the 
landed on the river.
and the action checked around.
. Vance checked and Henson bet out 500. Vance called.
and Vance checked again. Henson bet 1,200 and Vance raised it up to 4,000. Henson just called.
and Vance checked. Henson tossed a stack out in the middle that was enough to put Vance all in, about 14,000. Vance made the call.
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