Hutter and Weber Lock Horns; Hutter Over A Milli'
We missed the preflop action but according to another player at the table, Matt Weber opened with a raise and he was called by Barry Hutter. After a check call from Weber on the flop of 
we caught up to the action.
The turn came down the 
and Weber checked again. Hutter reached for a stack of chips and put out a bet of 94,000. Weber thought about it briefly then called.
The river dropped the 
and Weber checked again. Hutter grabbed two giant stacks of chips and put out a bet of 172,000.
"Wow," Weber said. After about 15 seconds he threw in the call, but he wasn't pleased to see Hutter's 
for a flopped full house.
"Nice hand," Weber said mucking his cards. "Run better."
With that, a giant pot was shipped over to Barry Hutter which has put him over the 1,000,000 chip mark.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
1,010,000 | 385,000 |
|
355,000 | -340,000 |
, and Hall checked to Subair. This prompted Subair to fire out a bet of 21,000, and that's when the the theatrics started.
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for top set. Before he could celebrate, however, the dealer burned and turned the 
came on the river his well disguised trap had backfired in the worst way.
made two pair on the turn, and he now holds one of the largest stacks in the room.
to take down the pot.
and both players checked. On the 
river, the player in the big blind decided to lead out again for 28,000. Weber took about 30 seconds to piece through the hand before tossing in the call.
to its match on the flop, showing the table that he did indeed have a difficult choice to make.
and was called by another player at the table who had 
