Hoyt Corkins was all in and had two callers on a board. We don't know when he managed to get all in, but we can assume it was early in the hand because he was dangerously short stacked. Corkins showed for trip aces. Both his opponents mucked, but one claimed to have flopped two pair. Corkins had a lot of outs going to the river as any spade would have also won it for him.
Leonardo Fernandez opened from the hi-jack and found one caller in Jason Wilson from the big.
The flop came and Wilson check-called a c-bet from Fernandez. When a fell on the turn, Wilson checked and Fernandez bet. Wilson decided he had had enough and folded.
Preflop, Al Riccobono raised it up from middle position, and William Soffin on the button put his last few chips in to call the bet. Justin Pechie in the big blind also called and they all saw the flop. Pechie checked, Riccobono bet, and Pechie called.
The turn came and again, Pechie checked, Riccobono bet, and Pechie called.
The river came to put a straight on the board and both players checked. Riccobono showed for the flopped nut set, but which now was just him playing the board. Pechie was also playing the board with , but the all in Soffin had in his hand to give him a higher straight than the board and he doubled.
Pechie still has around 105,000 at the five handed table and Riccobono has around 45,000
Eugene Katchalov open raised and Al Barbieri called behind him. They went to the flop heads up and Barbieri called a Katchalov bet. The turn came and they both checked. The river fell and both players checked again.
Katchalov tabled and Barbeiri showed . They chopped the pot with both having two-pair with an ace kicker.
Jordan Rich raised from middle position to find himself facing a two bet from Karen Manfrede. Rich made the call and got to see a flop where Rich check-called a bet from Manfrede. On the turn both players checked.
The river allowed for Rich to bet and Manfrede to call. Rich flipped for a pair of kings, and Manfrede in her disgust showed for a lesser pair of queens.
Todd Witteles has had a successful start to his day so far. He just went to a flop with Hoyt Corkins. Witteles bet and Horkins called to see the turn. They both checked and the fell on the river. Witteles bet and Corkins folded.
Witteles has chipped up to 85,000 while Corkins has slipped to 15,000.
Randy Propson bet out from the small blind and got calls from David Speicher in the cutoff and Hoyt Corkins on the button.
and Propson bet again. Speicher folded and Corkins called. The river came 
and Propson bet one last time with Corkins calling.
for a very low flush, but Propson was one better with 
Corkins mucked and is down to just 7,000.
board. We don't know when he managed to get all in, but we can assume it was early in the hand because he was dangerously short stacked. Corkins showed 
for trip aces. Both his opponents mucked, but one claimed to have flopped two pair. Corkins had a lot of outs going to the river as any spade would have also won it for him.
and Wilson check-called a c-bet from Fernandez. When a 
fell on the turn, Wilson checked and Fernandez bet. Wilson decided he had had enough and folded.
fell on the turn and Andrzejewski check-folded another bet from Kwon.
flop. Pechie checked, Riccobono bet, and Pechie called.
in his hand to give him a higher straight than the board and he doubled.
flop heads up and Barbieri called a Katchalov bet. The turn came 
and Barbeiri showed 
river allowed for Rich to bet and Manfrede to call. Rich flipped 
flop. However, both players decided to check all the way down on the 
and it was good, as Liu mucked.
and Lew check-called a bet from Donev. Lew again check-called when the 
flop with Hoyt Corkins. Witteles bet and Horkins called to see the