against Alvarado's
."I got you in trouble," Juanda said.
"Ahhh, I had to call though," replied Alvarado. "You never have aces there."
The board ran out
to give Juanda the win. He doubled up to about 4,300.
against Alvarado's
.
to give Juanda the win. He doubled up to about 4,300.
, Chan begged the dealer to put a jack on the river, suggesting that he may have folded the best hand. The river bricked, leaving Chan to steam over folding the winner.
and his opponent called. Neither player had connected -- Demidov's
was ahead of his opponent's
. The turn blanked
and the river
made a pair of tens for Demidov.
. One opponent called to see a fourth diamond hit the turn. Woolf checked, then snap-called when his opponent pushed all in. Woolf's opponent had the
in his hand for the second nut flush, but Woolf was one better with
, the nut flush. Level: 3
Blinds: 75/150
Ante: 0
. With 4,200 already in the pot, both players checked. Boeree led out for 2,100 on the river
. Prescott smirked as if he knew he was about to make a bad call, then made it anyway. Boeree showed top set, 
. Prescott flashed
.
against John Juanda's
. Alvarado made aces and kings on a board of
to double up. He's up to 7,300 while Juanda is down to 4,150. Neither has any rebuy buttons in his stack.