Ivan Demidov and Ilan Boujenah have just lost a small pot each on their respective tables. This is how those hands went down.
- We arrived at Boujenah's table on the river of a
board, with Boujenah facing the all in of a short-stacked opponent. There was around 9,000 already in the pot and the player was all in for 6,400. Boujenah tanked and eventually called. He then mucked his 
when his opponent turned over 
. - Demidov's hand started with Demidov opening the pot to 700 from middle position. Just the player in the cutoff would make the call, prompting the dealer to turn over a
flop. Demidov led for 900 here and his opponent called. Demidov then led for 2,100 on the 
turn and his opponent tank-called. The 
river would see Demidov check and his opponent check behind. Demidov then mucked his cards when his opponent tabled 
.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
|
26,000
6,000
|
6,000 |
|
14,000
6,000
|
6,000 |
|
||
giving Mandavia's opponent a straight. This fact was seemingly lost on Mandavia's opponent as he was already getting up to leave, not noticing his good fortune. A friendly neighbor pointed out the straight and the man sat down just in time to be pushed his double up.
flop with 
. Schoenberg survived the 
river to take down the pot.
board in a blind versus blind situation, with Eric Gigon the player in the small blind. Gigon led for 700 here and Romano made the call from the big blind. Gigon again bet on the 
river, flicking out another 700. Romano opted to call and the two players turned their hands over.
. The 
flop out on the felt and Matusow was in the small blind position against one opponent in the cutoff. Matusow checked here and then called the bet of 1,250 from his opponent. Both players proceeded to check down the 
turn and the 
. Jett bet 300 and Kassela raised to 800. Jett called.
and both players checked.
for a pair of sevens and Jett mucked her hand.
