Rafe Furst entered the pot from the cutoff with a raise to 1,000 and Kirk Morrison defended his small blind to see a flop fall.
Morrison check-called 2,000 before check-calling 3,000 when the landed on the turn. Both players checked down the on the river with Morrison tabling his to scoop the pot and see him return to just over 16,000 in chips.
Andy Bloch has struggled to down six of his twenty four cupcakes, but Howard Lederer extended the bet. Bloch now has until he busts in Event #6 to finish his delectable pastries.
To the readers, these cupcakes aren't your typical birthday treats with a pinch of frosting. These daddies are massive and are decked out with elegant toppings like Oreos and other giant additives.
With the extension and a ninety-minute dinner break, the task may be doable for Mr. Bloch.
Tim "Tmay420" West was just busted by Pat Pezzin, but instead of storming off our pouting like some players he was very pleasant about it.
The first thing he did was have his friend Jimmy Collopy come from another table to take a picture of him with Borris Becker, and then he stopped by our table to wish us a good day.
Facing a raise on the button to 1,100, David "Chino" Rheem made the call from the small blind to see a flop fall.
Rheem check-called 2,100 to see the land on the turn and a bet of 2,400 follow from his opponent. Again Rheem made the call to see a second queen - the - land on the river and a bet of 7,100 confront him.
"What you got homie?" asked Rheem before quickly cutting down the amount to call when he received no answer.
Being shown his opponent's , Rheem tabled his to rake in the pot and move to 68,000 in chips.
Brandon Adams checked to Justin Young with the board reading . Young bet 1,500 and Adams called.
Both players checked the on the turn and the dealer burned a card before rivering the .
Adams checked a third time and Young bet 2,800. Adams called and Young tabled a busted flush draw: . Adams tabled the winner, and raked the pot to climb to 39,000 chips.