Arieh Gets Flushed
With over 19,000 in the pot going to the flop, Josh Arieh and an opponent saw a flop of 
fall. Arieh bet 11,300 on this board and was called by his opponent.
Fourth street was the 
and Arieh opted to slow down and check his option. His opponent checked right behind which caused the dealer to finish the board with the 
. Arieh checked for a second time and his opponent bet 26,000.
Arieh went into the tank for over two minutes and eventually announced a call. Arieh's opponent showed 
for a flush and Arieh shot his hand into the muck.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
67,800 | -14,200 |
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against his opponent's 
.
, meaning Bognanni's opponent survived. Hardly a hit at all for Bognanni, however, who maintains his massive stack.
on the turn. This time when the play was checked to Hawkins, he bet 19,000. His opponent got out of the way and Hawkins and Weisner would turn their hands over.
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river was devestating to Weisner as she made her way to the rail late here on Day 2c of the 2012 World Series of Poker Main Event.
. Guillen bet 1,400 and Grafton called.
paired the board and Guillen checked. Grafton checked behind to see the 
, and Le's opponent fired out 17,000.
for aces and sixes.
