Marc Perlman was in the small blind, and he bet 15,000 on a flop against Aleksey Filatov, who called. The turn brought a and Perlman pushed all in for about 20,000, being called right away.
Perlman:
Filatov:
Perlman had outflopped his opponent's kings, and the river meant he finished with two pair and the nut low, good to scoop against kings and the ace-three low.
A short stack was all in and called in two spots, and the flop came . Joe Lu bet 6,000 after his active opponent checked, and the player called. Two checks ensued on the turn, and the hit the river. Lu made another wager, but his opponent snap-folded, and Lu turned over for the quads.
Players are now in the money after a short break to color up some chips.
Jonathan Depa raised to 6,000 under the gun, and Scott Abrams potted to 21,000 from the small blind, leaving himself just a couple of thousand behind. Depa flatted, and the flop came . Abrams tossed his last chips in, and Depa called.
Abrams:
Depa:
The dealer burned and turned a giving Depa the lead with ace-king kicker and trip fives.
"That's...a really good card for him," Abrams said. The river signaled the end for Abrams.
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A player limped in early position, and Bart Hanson put his last 5,000 in on the button. Ted Lawson jammed from the blinds for about 25,000, and the limper called.
Early position:
Hanson:
Lawson:
"I'm going to try my best to make a low," the early player said, seeing he had the best starting low hand of the three.
A flop meant a low was unlikely though, and Lawson had a near-lock for high with a boat. The turn made it official for him, and the river kept Lawson's tens in front for the side pot.
flop against Aleksey Filatov, who called. The turn brought a 
and Perlman pushed all in for about 20,000, being called right away.
river meant he finished with two pair and the nut low, good to scoop against kings and the ace-three low.
. Joe Lu bet 6,000 after his active opponent checked, and the player called. Two checks ensued on the 
hit the river. Lu made another wager, but his opponent snap-folded, and Lu turned over 
for the quads.
river completed the board.
turn made it official for him, and the 
river kept Lawson's tens in front for the side pot.
