Ty Reiman and Tom Middleton have been sitting next to each other for most of the day. They have been engaged in conversation and battles in the blinds for most of that time.
In a hand that just went down, Reiman in the small blind check-raised Middleton’s 8,000 bet to 24,000 on the turn of a board reading and Middleton called. The river was the and Reiman led out for 40,000. Middleton called and was shown for the flopped flush. Middleton flashed his cards to the victor with a smile, then mucked them.
Scott Baumstein shoved one of his first hands back from the break for just under 60,000. A player he had just covered called from the blinds with . Baumstein turned over .
The board ran out with the turn and river delivering the flush and prompting his opponent to give a “bro, really?” as he waited to be escorted to the pay out desk.
Salvatore Bonavena opened to 8,500, Kurt Jewell three bet to 21,000, Erwann Pecheux four bet to 47,000, Bonavena folded and Jewell made the call.
The dealer delivered a flop of and Jewel check-called a bet of 33,000 from Pecheux. Both players checked down the next two streets as the board completed with the and . Jewel tabled and Pecheux mucked.
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and Middleton called. The river was the 
and Reiman led out for 40,000. Middleton called and was shown 
for the flopped flush. Middleton flashed his cards to the victor with a smile, then mucked them.
. Baumstein turned over 
with the turn and river delivering the flush and prompting his opponent to give a “bro, really?” as he waited to be escorted to the pay out desk.
— and Khalili stacked another opponent's chips.
and Jewel check-called a bet of 33,000 from Pecheux. Both players checked down the next two streets as the board completed with the 
and 
and Pecheux mucked.
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