With the board reading , Eric Froehlich's opponent pushed out a bet of 8,800. Froehlich counted out a raise and made it 18,800 to go.
His opponent thought for about a minute before announcing that he was all in. Froehlich snap called, tabling for a flopped straight. His opponent showed and was looking for hearts or a ten for a chop.
Fourth and fifth street brought neither, however, coming and respectively. With that pot Froehlich was able to double up to about 130,000.
We found Humberto Brenes being pushed a pot with the in front of him. Brenes got all of his chips in the middle against an opponent who held .
Brenes is now sitting on about 20,000. While Brenes stacked his chips, the only comprehensible thing that we could understand was him repeatedly saying his own name.
We had an all in preflop showdown between PokerStars Team Pro Humberto Brenes and PokerStars Team Online Mickey Petersen. Brenes was holding and Petersen had .
The board ran and Brenes started counting his chips out. Apparently, he didn't fully realize that they had chopped the pot.
We found Sam Stein and Tony Dunst staring down at a flop of in a raised pot. Stein checked to Dunst on the button who fired out a bet of 5,500. Stein called and the turn brought the .
Stein checked once again and this time Dunst fired 12,000 into the pot. Stein waited about thirty seconds before counting out and pushing in a call.
The fell on fifth street and Stein checked for a third time. Dunst quickly checked behind and Stein tabled for trip tens. Dunst mucked his hand and Stein was able to drag the pot, boosting him into the role of chip leader at his table.
We caught up with the action to find the board reading . Anthony Gregg tossed out a bet of 3,900 and Isaac Haxton called.
The river paired the board, bringing the . Gregg checked to Haxton who moved out a stack of twenty t500 chips, making the bet 10,000 total. With action back to Gregg, he announced that he was all in. Haxton seemed a bit astonished by the bet and sat pondering for well over two minutes before finally mucking his hand. Haxton is currently sitting with about 16,000 in chips while Gregg's stack has reached the 90,000 mark.
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, Eric Froehlich's opponent pushed out a bet of 8,800. Froehlich counted out a raise and made it 18,800 to go.
for a flopped straight. His opponent showed 
and was looking for hearts or a ten for a chop.
and 
respectively. With that pot Froehlich was able to double up to about 130,000.
in front of him. Brenes got all of his chips in the middle against an opponent who held 
.
and Brenes started counting his chips out. Apparently, he didn't fully realize that they had chopped the pot.
.
fell on fifth street and Stein checked for a third time. Dunst quickly checked behind and Stein tabled 
for trip tens. Dunst mucked his hand and Stein was able to drag the pot, boosting him into the role of chip leader at his table.
. Anthony Gregg tossed out a bet of 3,900 and Isaac Haxton called.
