Liv Boeree opened for 2,200 from early position and got callers in middle position and on the button. She slowed down with a check on the 
flop, and the middle-position player bet 5,000. The button folded, and Boeree called. Both players checked through the 
, and the river was a 
. Boeree fired out 11,000, and he opponent called immediately.
Boeree: 
Opponent: 
Boeree's rivered wheel took the pot.
Shannon Shorr opened to 2,500 from under the gun plus one, and found a call from the player in the cut-off. The flop came 
, and Shorr threw out a continuation bet of 3,300, which was called. The 
fell on the turn, and Shorr bet out another 7,000 which was instantly called.
The 
completed the board, as both players opted to check. Shorr tabled his 
for a missed straight draw, before his opponent rolled over 
to take down the pot.
Steven Buckner three-bet over an initial raise, and then another player four-bet all in. Buckner called and turned over 
, and was ahead of his opponent's 
. The board ran out 
, and Buckner won the pot with his kings, sending his opponent to the rail.
Buckner is now up to 131,000 in chips.
Following a raise under the gun to 2,300, Andy Black made the call next to act along with Victoria Coren from the small blind before the big blind bumped it up to 8,100. All three remaining players made the call as the 
flop was met with an all-in shove from Coren totalling 23,000.
The big blind opted to raise to 51,000 to put the original preflop raiser into the tank for over five minutes before he eventually laid his hand down before Black instantly mucked.
Coren: 
Big Blind: 
With the tanker stating he folded 
, the turn and river landed the and 
to see Coren hit the rail.
From middle position Rupert Elder raised to 2,500. Action folded around to the player in the cutoff who reraised to 8,200. When action folded back around to Elder he put in a fourth bet to 17,200. The player in the cutoff five-bet all in for a total of 44,800. Elder called it off.
Elder: 
Cutoff:
It was a race situation and could go either way, but the flop fell in favor of Elder. All he needed to do was dodge a queen or a running straight to take down the pot. The turn was a bit of a sweat when it came the 
giving the cutoff player four more outs, but Elder dodged them all on the 
river to scoop the pot.
We unfortunately weren't able to catch the bustout as it happened, but we did see Dan Smith tweet the details of his bustout a short while ago.
A short-stacked Bill Mullins pushed all in from early position, and the only caller was the small blind. Mullins turned over 
, and the blind showed . The flop provided no help to either player, coming 
. The turn, however, was the , giving Mullins top pair and the lead. The river was a brick, the , and Mullins doubled up on the hand.
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