Burt Bourtin opened preflop for 1,200. He was called only by the player in the big blind. The flop was very dry, . Boutin followed up his preflop raise with a flop bet of 2,200. Boutin called.
When the turn fell , Boutin fired again, this time for 4,400. He induced a fold to collect that pot and flashed the as he did so. Boutin is up to 64,000.
Just before the break, we caught a piece of an all-in hand right in front of our table in the green section. On the turn, the board showed , and one player moved all in. Samer Rahman was in there too with the covering stack, and he turned over for middle set. His opponent had flopped a set too, but his had him in bad shape. The river was a blank , and Rahman claimed the knockout. He's up to 195,000 now.
Peter Hedlund's discourse to his table about German-American relations in 1944 (such as they were, we suppose) was interrupted by a three-way pot that slowly developed. Action was checked on the lop. When the turn came , Hedlund bet 1,500. One opponent folded but the button player called.
Both players checked the river, with Hedlund showing down for top pair, top kicker. Hedlund's opponent let out a pained sigh and mucked his hand.
Michael DeMichele was under the gun holding . His opponent on the button held . The two players got all in and the board ran out to knock DeMichele down to 12,000 chips.
Jack Ury is all in after a flop of with against his opponent's .
The board ran out allowing Ury to double up with the bigger full house.
Seemingly not able to fully read all the cards on board, Ury seems surprised as the pot was pushed his way. "Oh, I won?" Ury said, as the table erupts into laughter and a loud ovation.