Brown Has Comeback Power in Spades
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An early position raiser made it 5k to go, called by Brown (sb) and Duvall (bb). I missed the flop action, but if there was any it wasn't raised - and on the turn (board:
) Brown bet out 5k, raised by Duvall. He called and saw the 
river. Again Brown bet out, and Duvall made the call, but instamucked when the first two cards shown by Brown were the 
for the stone cold nuts. True, the spades were late arrivals, but they couldn't have come too soon for Brown.Meanwhile Duvall drops to a dangerous 19k.
, the blinds checked to Frank Debus on the button who fired a bet. Judah then put in a check-raise from the small blind, forcing a reluctant fold from Mark Scott in the big blind. Debus reraised to put Judah all in and he made the call.
for a straight and six-low, but Debus showed 
for a bigger straight.
and Scott cringed as his opponents chopped up his dead money.
) and Buckley's stack looked like it could easily get in over the course of a couple of raises... In fact he just got a flat call from his opponent on the river. Their hands:
] 
for a hidden club flush and seven-low. His opponent mucked [XXX] 
.
flop when he check-raised Toto Leonidas (who'd raised utg preflop and been called in two spots) the rest of his chips. Leonidas called with 
...
and although Jett was waiting for the pot to ship to him with his two pair, Scott had a flush and pointed that out for the split. Lauging, Jett said, "I only see what I want to see!" and went back to waiting for opportunities to double up.
. Corkins is surviving with just 10,000 chips.
