Moorman Makes Big River Call
Chris Moorman opened to 17,000 in early position and was called by Steve Landfish in the cutoff.
A 
flop hit the table and Moorman bet 23,000. Landfish popped it to 65,000, but Moorman called to see the 
turn. A check from both players landed the 
on the river which Moorman checked. Landfish bet 75,000, sending Moorman into the tank for about two minutes.
"Call," said Moorman.
"Good call," replied Landfish.
Moorman tabled 
, prompting Landfish to just shake his head while flashing the 
.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
415,000 | 160,000 |
|
385,000 | -170,000 |
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board. Ali Eslami was leading the betting with 17,000, and Deeb stuck in a raise that we couldn't count. Eslami responded by shoving all in for 128,000, and Deeb made the call with 
. His top pair was out-kicked, though, and Eslami's 
had him poised for a double.
, and Silverman shoved the rest of his short stack in holding 
and both players checked. The turn was the 
, Esfandiari bet 14,000 and Corkins called. The river card was the 
for king high and Corkins turned over 
for ace high.
.
and Benyamine took it down with a 46,000 check-raise after Esfandiari had tried to pinch it with a 16,000 c-bet.
and Charania won the pot with a 14,000 bet.
, Benyamine bet 6,000 and Charania called. The turn was 
