Greg Raymer was on the button and bet 2,500 after it was checked to him on a flop that read , Javier Ramirez called.
The turn was the . Ramirez checked again and Raymer bet 5,000 this time, which Ramirez called again after a pause.
The river came the . Ramirez checked once more, and Raymer applied maximum pressure by putting in a large stack of 5,000 chips, enough to put Ramirez all in.
Ramirez waited about five seconds before making the call and Raymer turned over the while Ramirez showed the hammer for the winning hand.
"Easy call" said Raymer as a decent portion of his stack went over to Ramirez.
With around 6,000 in the pot, Martin Jacobson was check-calling a bet of 3,500 on the turn reading . He was in the small blind, competing against a player in the hijack. The river came and Jacobson, who had only 9,500 left, checked. His opponent shoved and Jacobson instantly threw his cards away.
Kitty Kuo made it 1,100 in the cutoff and the big blind matched her bid. Kuo continued for 1,500 on the flop and the other player called again to see the turn.
Kuo barreled for 4,500 and she received one more call before the completed the board. The action went check-check and the big blind opened his hand, revealing for a runner-runner nut flush.
Chance Kornuth was in the small blind, battling against a player in the cutoff. They came to the flop for 3,700 apiece, and Kornuth bet out 2,100. He was called and the hit the felt. Kornuth checked and his opponent fired 5,200. Kornuth gave it some thought and then slid his cards face down towards the dealer.
From middle position, Barny Boatman flatted an early 800-raise and the big blind came along. The three players went to the flop and only Boatman called a continuation bet of 1,100. The turn saw the opener fire 3,800 and Boatman decided it was time to give up.