Action folded to Huck Seed in the small blind who made it 600 to go. Jean-Robert Bellande, busy with his phone but well aware what was happening, made the call from the big blind. The phone went aside for a bit as both drew a single card. Seed, after inspecting his new holding, bet out 1,300. It didn't take long for Bellande to raise it up to 6,000 by tossing in a pink 5,000 and a yellow 1,000 chip. Seed thought about it for a couple of seconds, before releasing. Bellande burried his face in his phone again and started stacking with his other hand.
John Monnette raised to 625 from the hijack and was called by David Williams in the cutoff, Dee Tiller on the button, and Erick Lindgren in the small blind.
Lindgren drew two, Monnette and Williams each drew one, and Tiller drew two. Lindgren checked to Monnette who bet 1,800. Only Williams called.
Monnette tabled , besting Williams' hand to win the pot.
Nick Schulman opened to 600 from under the gun only to have David "Bakes" Baker three-bet for 1,800 from two seats over. It folded around to the small blind who called the three-bet and Schulman called as well.
The small blind and Schulman each picked up one new card while Baker opted to stand pat. All three players checked the next round of betting and Baker rolled over which was good enough for the win. Baker is now sitting around 52,000 in chips.
Max Pescatori raised from UTG+1 and Mike Matusow three-bet to 2,100 from the hijack. Dee Tiller called from the big blind and so did Pescatori. Tiller drew two, while both Pescatori and Matusow stood pat.
Action was checked to Matusow and he bet 2,100.
"I looked at one. I'm one away from gin," said Tiller. He then looked at the other one before moving all in with a covering stack. Pescatori folded, as did Matusow.
Brian Hastings raised his button to an unknown amount only to have George Danzer re-raise to 1,400 from the big blind. Hastings called and watched as Danzer drew one card. Hastings stood pat going into the final round of betting.
Danzer took a moment before looking at his new card, staring at the pot and possibly counting it. Eventually, Danzer looked at his cards and checked. Hastings tapped the table back and showed the . Danzer rolled over for a ten-low and dragged in the pot. Danzer is now sitting on about 26,000.
, besting Williams' hand to win the pot.
which was good enough for the win. Baker is now sitting around 52,000 in chips.
. Danzer rolled over 