When we walked up to the table there was a massive amount of chips in from of Pim de Goede, and an opponent. Ryan Olisar was contemplating calling what seemed to be 15,000 preflop bet by Goede and a call from his opponent. Olisar elected to fold and De Goede and his opponent took to the flop.
on the flop and De Goede put his opponents remaining 4,000 in. His opponent called and the cards were flipped.
De Goede:
Opponent:
De Goede just needed to avoid a jack and he would be good. Turn river . De Goede eliminated his opponent and he is up to 54,000 in chips.
The player in the hijack raised to 1200 and was called by Cary Katz in the big blind. Both players check the flop. Katz check called a bet of 2,000 on the turn. Katz led on the river for 1,000 and was called. Katz tabled and his opponent slid his cards quickly into the muck.
Melanie Weisner raised from middle position to 1,500. It folded to the player in the small blind that called her bet. The small blind check called Weisner's bet of 1,600 on a flop of . Both players checked the and the small blind checked the river. Weisner wasn't checking this time and bet 4,100 encouraging the small blind to fold, which he eventually did.
Jeremiah Vinsant has two cashes already this series, he came 85th in Event #4 for $3,117 and 132nd in the "Millionaire Maker" for $7,278. It should be no surprise that he got his money in good preflop with against his opponent's . The board fell and Vinsant's run good is still intact.
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Amnon Filippi and his opponent were all in preflop and Filippi had his opponent crushed.
Filippi:
Opponent:
It looked good for Filippi to double but it was not to be as his opponent flopped a set of 8's with the board . No help on the turn or river . Filippi was gone as his chair fell over and mumbled under his breath talking about the bad beat.
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on the flop and De Goede put his opponents remaining 4,000 in. His opponent called and the cards were flipped.
river 
. De Goede eliminated his opponent and he is up to 54,000 in chips.
flop. Katz check called a bet of 2,000 on the 
turn. Katz led on the 
and his opponent slid his cards quickly into the muck.
. Both players checked the 
and the small blind checked the 
river. Weisner wasn't checking this time and bet 4,100 encouraging the small blind to fold, which he eventually did.
against his opponent's 
. The board fell 
giving Mitchell two pair and sending Elder to the rail.
. No help on the turn 
or river 