Yellowsub Sinks a Bit
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Level 4
: 150/300, 25 ante
After a flop of 
, Jeff Williams bet out 3,200 and the player on the button called. The turn brought the 
and both players checked to see the 
come on the river. They both opted to check again and then Williams simply tossed his cards into the muck. The dealer started to push the pot to the other player before John Cernuto interjected saying that the player had to reveal his cards to win the pot. Indeed, Cernuto was correct in that if a hand goes to showdown the winning player has to show their hand to win the pot, even if the other player mucks.
The button did reveal his 
for a pair of sevens as he scooped up the pot.
, Barry Shulman and Jason Alexander checked to their opponent in seat 2 who bet out 1,600. Shulman quickly got out of the way while Alexander made the call.
, pairing the board. Once again Alexander checked and his opponent chose to fire out 3,225 this time. Alexander threw out a check-raise, making it 7,100 to go. His opponent made the call.
struck the river and both players checked like lightning. Alexander flipped over the 
for a rivered pair of kings. His opponent shook his head while laughing and mucked his cards while Alexander scooped the pot, bringing him to 71,000.
and up against an opponent's 
.
, and Ho's hand remained best. The 
fell on the turn, eliciting an "uh oh" from one of her tablemates. But the river was the 
, and Ho doubles back to about 28,000 as we head to the break.
flop. Farha fired 3,500 which was enough to take down the pot when his opponent folded.