2012 World Series of Poker Main Event champion Greg Merson joins the PokerNews Podcast to talk about the controversial tweet he released on Tuesday regarding private public cash games at Aria, and respond to criticism regarding the language of the tweet. Merson also discusses Macau, the potential return of online poker to New Jersey, and his friend Tony "End Boss" Gregg's win in the $111,111 One Drop High Roller.
Following a raise to 3,300, both Eugene Katchalov and Sam Trickett made the call to see a flop fall.
The initial raiser continued for 3,700 only to have Katchalov raise to 9,200. With the action on Trickett in the big blind, he moved all in for close to 90,000 to force the initial raiser out as Katchalov deliberated for a few moments before committing his final 25,000 more.
Katchalov:
Trickett:
With Katchalov needing an ace or ten, the turn and river landed the and to see him fall to the rail as Trickett climbs to 135,000 in chips.
Elliot Hebdon opened to 3,200 from middle position, and was called by Ying Chan in the cut-off, as well as Jonathan Little in the blinds. The flop came down , as all three players checked their options, before the fell on the turn. The action checked around to Chan, who bet out 5,000, which was only called by Little. The river brought the , and Little checked once more, before Chan quickly bet out 9,000. The bet was called, before Chan rolled over his , for two-pair and a nine-kicker. Little then tabled his for the winning hand, much to the disappointment of Chan, who shook his head after the completion of the hand.
We arrived at the table, just as the player seated under the gun plus one, moved all in for his last 21,600 in chips. The action folded around to Olivier Busquet in the cut-off, who made the quick call, as the button and blinds got out of the way.
Busquet:
Opponent:
The board ran out to Busquet take out a player, as he rises above 200,000 in chips.
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and Darner eliminated his opponent and moved to 310,000 in chips.
flop fall.
and 
, as all three players checked their options, before the 
fell on the turn. The action checked around to Chan, who bet out 5,000, which was only called by Little. The river brought the 
, and Little checked once more, before Chan quickly bet out 9,000. The bet was called, before Chan rolled over his 
, for two-pair and a nine-kicker. Little then tabled his 
for the winning hand, much to the disappointment of Chan, who shook his head after the completion of the hand.
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on the river.
