Young Bucked
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Level 3
: 75/150, 0 ante
Still sporting the glorious mustache that has garnered praise from poker fans and fellow pros alike, Justin Young check-called a bet of 650 with the flop reading 
.
After the dealer turned the 
, both players opted to check, and the 
completed the board on the river.
Young checked a third time, and he quickly called when his opponent bet 1,625. Young's hand went into the muck, however, when he saw the 
tabled for a runner-runner flush.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
6,350
-2,650
|
-2,650 |
board with around 3,000 chips in the middle, just as Tommy Vedes checked his option over to David “Doc” Sands to his left. Sands was enjoying a massage during the hand, and casually placed out a bet of 1,550, as Vedes went into the tank. A minute or so passed, before Vedes mucked his hand, exposing the 
on the way.
fell on the turn, and instantly Schleger’s opponent threw out a bet of 1,225. It was met with a small raise to 2,700, which was called, as both players saw the 
complete the board. The player under the gun plus one, finally slowed down, checking over to Schleger, who placed out a bet of 3,600. His opponent tanked for about a minute, before making the call and tabling his 
for the over-pair.
board. After Hernandez got his chips into the middle against Gannon, the two tabled their holdings.
, to see Kling dodge a club flush draw heading to the river, as she moves back up to 3,850 in chips.
after calling a short-stacked opponent's all in of around 1,850. The vulnerable opponent turned over a dominated 
, and he was left to look for eights or straights to down "E-Fro" and his bigger ace.
dropped on the turn his opponent knuckled the felt in defeat. The 
made things official on the river, and the pot was pushed to Froehlich, a two-time WSOP bracelet winner, as well as the top-ranked Magic the Gathering player in the world.