Neil Channing entered the pot with a raise to 1,000 and was met with a call by Scott Seiver before an opponent three-bet to 3,200.
With the action back on Channing he pushed his last 8,050 into the pot to prompt a fold from Seiver and a call from the three-bettor.
Channing:
Opponent:
The board rolled out before the dealer dropped the on the river to give Channing Broadway.
"Baby! What happened there? That never happens" added a delighted Channing as he completed his straight on the river to double through to 17,700 in chips.
Andy Bloch is freerolling for $25,000. All he has to do is eat 24 cupcakes in the next hour and a half without throwing up during or ten minutes after completion.
Erik Seidel and Howard Lederer teamed up on the bet and are splitting it fifty-fifty.
The prop bet started because Bloch was given two boxes of massive cupcakes for his 41st birthday today. The bet has quickly caught the attention of nearly everyone in the room. Phil Hellmuth quickly ran over to twitpic Bloch scarfing down his first cupcake and players at adjacent tables are all giving their two cents.
"I can't wait until he gets twelve deep and gives up," said one player.
"I could to that easy!" blurted Scott Seiver.
We'll keep you updated on Bloch's status and hopefully we wont need a vomit bag.
Rafe Furst opened to 850 from the cutoff only to have Lex Veldhuis bump it up on the button to 1,700.
Furst made the call to see a flop fall and a bet of 1,500 follow from Veldhuis. Furst made the call as the landed on the turn and a bet of 2,300 follow from the Veldhuis.
Taking his time, Furst again made the call before leading for 2,300 when the landed on the river.
With only 5,100 behind Veldhuis deliberated for near on three minutes before tossing his hand into the muck to let Furst rake in the pot and move to over 21,000 in chips.
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before the dealer dropped the 
on the river to give Channing Broadway.
and both Le and Gross checked. The player in Seat 10 bet 6,000, Le folded and Gross moved all in for about 14,000 total.
was unable to improve against an opponent's pocket tens.
landed on the river.
both a player in the small blind and Tom Dwan checked to Matt Woodward who bet 2,000.
for two pair, and Dwan tabled 
for a flopped flush.