Libson Loses to Reed's Red River
Michael Reed opened, Brad Libson three-bet from the blinds, and Reed called. The flop came 
and Libson bet quickly. Reed called without hesitation as well. The turn was the 
, and Libson didn't wait before betting again. This time Reed paused a few beats, then raised. Libson once more acted in a rapid manner by three-betting, and Reed called.
The river was the 
, bringing a fourth heart and a check from Libson. Reed bet, Libson exhaled and called, and Reed showed 
for the nut flush. Noting how "sick" the hand was, Libson raised his cards up before mucking, enough to show he held a small pair — either fours or fives — and thus had a set.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
76,000 | -8,000 |
|
61,000 | 6,000 |
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. Terrence Chan and Andre Akkari checked to the player in Seat 4, who bet. Action folded back to Chan, who raised, and only Seat 4 called. Chan then fired on the 
turn and 
river, and his opponent called both bets.
for trip sixes. He was right; the other player looked disgusted as he tossed his 
face up into the muck. Chan is now sitting on 68,000.
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to push Ho up to 43,700.
and Shak called the Seiver bet. The turn 
went check-bet-call and the 
river went check-check. Seiver turned over 
.
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, Akkari bet out of the big blind and Chris Roth called in the cutoff. The same action occurred when we saw the 
river. Akkari showed down 
and won a hand versus the big blind when neither player put in a bet on a board of 
and Lisandro check-called a Dykshteyn bet. The turn 
and Dykshteyn folded.
— and Seiver checked. Gironda set out a couple of purple chips (500 each) to bet, and Seiver responded by tossing two orange chips (1,000 each) as a check-raise. Gironda called.
fell on the turn, and Gironda called again. The river then brought the 
