Nenad Medic checked from the small blind when the flop came out . Eugene Todd Bro checked the big, and JC Tran bet 1,300. Andy "BKiCe" Seth folded, and Medic followed, but Todd made the call. He checked again after the on the turn, and Tran bet 3,000. Todd called once more to see the river. This time, he bet out 5,000. Tran gave up his hand.
"You wanna see?" asked Todd, who is wearing a "Debt Resolvers USA" patch on his shirt. Tran nodded, and Todd flipped over the and for the rivered nut straight.
"You my boy, bro," Todd told JC. Todd is up to 18,000 and has all of his rebuy chips left. Tran has 17,000 but is all out of rebuys.
Max Pescatori, Eli Elezra, and another player saw a flop three ways. The first player checked, Pescatori potted, and both opponents called. The turn earned another check from the player first to act, and Pescatori moved all in for 3,500. "How do you spell chiropractor?" Phil Ivey asked the table while Elezra thought. "It's with a C," responded the Italian Pirate.
Once the proper spelling for Ivey's text message had been cleared up, Elezra made the call and the other player folded.
Pescatori:
Elezra:
The river fell the , and Pescatori's heart flush took the pot. He's up to 15,000 and has all of his rebuy chips stored. Elezra has 15,000 too, but he's down to two rebuys.
The late registrations have arrived and taken their seats at the start of level three. There was one ridiculous table which unfortunately was broken pretty much straight away, but for a brief moment it featured Andy Bloch, Todd Brunson, John Hennigan, Chris Ferguson, Gary Benson and Huck Seed.
Another nearby table is also formidable but likely to break shortly. It currently holds Phil Ivey, Max Pescatori, Nick Schulman, Nam Le, Eli Elezra, Erik Cajelais, and a dead stack belonging to John Juanda.
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PLO is said to be an action game. Well this hand is a good example as Jan Peter Jachtmann has just quadrupled up! Jachtmann kicked things off with a raise to 600 from under the gun before Bruno Fitoussi potted the action. Brian Rast made the call as did Eric Froehlich, as Jachtmann made it four ways to the flop of .
Action checked to Fitoussi who moved all in, with everyone calling!
Van Marcus was all in against Dan Heimiller on a flop.
Heimiller: for top two
Marcus: for aces and the nut flush draw with a gutshot
The turn gave Marcus the nuts. At least until the on the river brought Heimiller tens full of jacks to best Van's flush. Marcus cashed in both of his remaining rebuy chips, while Heimiller's stack got even bigger. He has two rebuys left and is over 30,000 in chips.
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. Eugene Todd Bro checked the big, and JC Tran bet 1,300. Andy "BKiCe" Seth folded, and Medic followed, but Todd made the call. He checked again after the 
on the turn, and Tran bet 3,000. Todd called once more to see the 
river. This time, he bet out 5,000. Tran gave up his hand.
and 
for the rivered nut straight.
flop three ways. The first player checked, Pescatori potted, and both opponents called. The 
turn earned another check from the player first to act, and Pescatori moved all in for 3,500. "How do you spell chiropractor?" Phil Ivey asked the table while Elezra thought. "It's with a C," responded the Italian Pirate.
, and Pescatori's heart flush took the pot. He's up to 15,000 and has all of his rebuy chips stored. Elezra has 15,000 too, but he's down to two rebuys.
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(top pair)
(bottom set)
(straight draw)
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for a set as his opponent was drawing with 
for aces and the nut flush draw with a gutshot
