and bet 2,000 after his opponent checked the 
on the turn.That bet was enough to induce a fold, and Lisandro raked in the chips. His stack sits at about 135,000.
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and bet 2,000 after his opponent checked the on the turn.That bet was enough to induce a fold, and Lisandro raked in the chips. His stack sits at about 135,000.
. Mizrachi checked, and his opponent bet 1,600 before being raised to 4,600. The player called the check-raise, and the turn card fell the 
. Mizrachi checked again, and once again his opponent put out a bet, 5,550 this time. Mizrachi called and the river card was the 
. This time, Mizrachi took back the betting lead, firing 11,000 chips at the pot. His opponent was having none of it though, and he moved all in with the covering stack. After a face-saving session in the think tank, Mizrachi folded, leaving himself 11,500 chips with which to pick a better spot.
Newitt check-called for 1,400 on a board of
and both he and his opponent checked the 
on the turn. When the river brought the 
, Newitt bet 2,000 and his opponent shook his head while studying his hand."You slow played aces, huh?" he asked before mucking. Newitt has now chipped up to 37,000.
The flop came down
and the first player checked. Tims fired a bet of 1,850 and then action moved to Thaler. He took a moment and then fired a raise to 5,000. After the big blind got out of the way, Tims studied the hand, Thaler, and Thaler's chip stack. He eventually announced all in and Thaler quiclkly called holding the current nuts, 
. Tims held an open-ended straight draw with 
.The turn brought the
and then the river came the 
. Both were two blanks as far as Tims was concerned and he shipped the total of 24,475 over to Thaler.
. His opponent thought things over for twenty seconds and then called.The turn was another eight, the
. Seth fired a second time, making the price of poker 4,300. This time his opponent tanked for about thirty or forty seconds before calling.When the river fell
, Seth made a large bet of 11,100. His opponent tanked for several minutes, standing up and running his fingers through his hair as he pondered his decision. Finally he opted to move all in. Seth smiled and folded his hand, flashing the 
as he did so. His opponent turned over flopped quads, 
.Seth still has 110,000 chips.
, Koral checked, then check-raised all in after Watkins bet 2,525. Watkins called all in for 17,025 total with 
against Koral's pocket tens, . The turn blanked 
but the river 
filled Watkins' heart flush. Watkins now has 40,000 while Koral has fallen to 20,000.
flop with a bet of 1,000, Jacob finds himself struggling to retain a playable stack. Our last count put him at just 9,500 chips. That still gives Jacob 32 big blinds to work with, but he clearly would prefer to have much, much more.
to his opponent's pocket jacks. When a third jack appeared on the flop, leaving Baker drawing all but dead, he started praying to the only deity he could right then and there... the Beef Jerky God. "JERKY!" he screamed as the turn came down a blank.
"JERKY!!!" he cried again as the river brought no help.
Alas, no jerky for his opponent, but he did double up.
Action checked to Junglen on a flop of
and he bet 1,650. One opponent folded and the cutoff called. Both players checked down the rest of the board, which came 
, and the cutoff showed for a busted straight draw. Junglen held 
and took the pot with second pair. He now has 45,000.
. He was looked up by one opponent who showed down 
. Jamshidi was ahead and looking to double up with 
.The turn was a blank
, but the 
that hit the river counterfeited Jamshidi's two pair, giving his opponent aces up. Aces and fours are good, and our mustachioed pro is out.
