We get to the table and Marcel Luske has made a bet on a board and finds a caller from the player in Seat 8. Luske turned over for a flopped open ended straight draw that got there on the river. Luske smiled graciously and stacked his new found chips.
John Cernuto found his stack getting perilously low and he saw a flop with two other players looking to acquire some chips. The flop came and Cernuto bet after the other two players checked. The first player called, the young lady in the nine seat made it two bets to go, and Cernuto three-bet. The original caller folded and the player in the nine seat called. The turn was the and both players checked. The river was the and the player in the nine seat bet and Cernuto called. Cernuto's opponent held for top pair but Cernuto had for the over pair to take down the pot.
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Mike Leah opened with a bet and was called by a player in the small blind. The flop was dealt , the player in the small blind checked-folded to a bet from Leah and Leah claimed the pot..