Eugene Katchalov raised from middle position, and received calls from Brian Rast and David Singer in the blinds. All three players drew two on the first draw, and Rast led out. Both Singer and Katchalov called.
On the second draw, Rast drew one, Katchalov and Singer drew two, and Rast led out. Singer mucked, and Katchalov called.
Rast stood pat on the final draw, Katchalov drew one, and Rast led out. Katchalov threw in a raise, and Rast tank-called. Katchalov spread for number four, and Rast mucked his hand.
On the flop, David Singer, Jeff Lisandro and Justin Smith all checked to see the fall on the turn. Singer bet 13,000 and Lisandro folded. Smith made the call.
The river was the and Singer checked. Smith fired 26,500 and Singer tanked for a minute or so and then made the call. Smith tabled the for the club flush and Singer mucked.
Ali Eslami raised from the cutoff seat to 2,600 before Dan Kelly three-bet to 6,200 from the button. The blinds folded and then Eslami made the call.
The flop came down and Eslami checked. Kelly fired 9,000 and Eslami made the call to see the on the turn. Both checked and the river completed the board with the . Eslami reached for chips and bet 11,300. Kelly thought for a bit and then folded his hand.
Action folded to winner of Event #5 Eugene Katchalov. He raised from the cutoff seat to 2,700. John Hennigan was on the button and reraised to 7,000. Katchalov called and the two saw the flop come down . Katchalov checked, Hennigan bet 7,000 and Katchalov called.
Fourth street was the and both players checked to see the land on the river. After Katchalov checked, Hennigan fired 15,000. Katchalov folded and Hennigan won the pot.
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Calling river shoves with fourth pair? No big deal.
No-Limit Hold'em
When we reached Table 357, the board read . Dan O'Brien led for 4,700, Anton Allemann raised to 12,600, and O'Brien called. The river was the , and O'Brien checked to Allemann who moved all in for 50,000.
O'Brien went deep into the tank, but eventually made the call. Allemann opened up for an air-ball, and O'Brien tabled for fourth pair - wow!
Allemann in the rail, while O'Brien is back up over 200,000 chips.
Dan Kelly and Brian Hastings saw the flop of and Kelly checked. Hastings bet 13,500 and Kelly made the call to see the turn. The turn was the and both players checked to see the fall on the river. Kelly checked, Hastings bet 40,500 and Kelly folded.
Raymond Dehkarghani opened to 2,700 from under the gun, John D'Agostino three-bet to 9,000 from the small blind, and Dehkarghani moved all in for 77,000. D'Agostino mucked, and Dehkarghani won the pot.
Bertrand "ElkY" Grospellier opened to 2,300 from the hijack seat, Jason Mercier three-bet to 6,800 from the small blind, and Grospellier called. The flop fell , Mercier led for 6,200, and Grospellier called.
The turn was the , and Mercier led again - this time for 11,300. Grospellier called.
Both players checked after the hit the river, and Grospellier opened up for a pair of jacks. Mercier mucked, and ElkY took down the pot.
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for number four, and Rast mucked his hand.
flop, David Singer, Jeff Lisandro and Justin Smith all checked to see the 
fall on the turn. Singer bet 13,000 and Lisandro folded. Smith made the call.
and Singer checked. Smith fired 26,500 and Singer tanked for a minute or so and then made the call. Smith tabled the 
for the club flush and Singer mucked.
and Eslami checked. Kelly fired 9,000 and Eslami made the call to see the 
on the turn. Both checked and the river completed the board with the 
. Eslami reached for chips and bet 11,300. Kelly thought for a bit and then folded his hand.
. Katchalov checked, Hennigan bet 7,000 and Katchalov called.
land on the river. After Katchalov checked, Hennigan fired 15,000. Katchalov folded and Hennigan won the pot.
, and O'Brien checked to Allemann who moved all in for 50,000.
and Kelly checked. Hastings bet 13,500 and Kelly made the call to see the turn. The turn was the 
and both players checked to see the 
, Mercier led for 6,200, and Grospellier called.
