Level 2
: 200/300, 300 ante
Scott Sanders raised it up from early position to 700 and the player to his left called from middle position. The flop came 
and Sanders fired a continuation-bet of 1,200. His opponent put in 2,000 and announced a raise. After both Sanders and the dealer confirmed what he said, he was forced to put in a minimum raise of 2,400, which Sanders matched.
The turn came 
and Sanders checked. His opponent bet 3,000 and Sanders made the call. The river fell 
and both players checked.
Upon checking behind, Sanders' opponent turned over 
for a pair of jacks. Sanders tabled 
, having filled up on one of his twelve pair or flush outs in order to make the best hand and take down the pot.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
68,000
8,000
|
8,000 |
board to Stan Jablonski in middle position, who bet 2,300. The big blind tossed in a 5k chip, then realized after that he forgot to say raise, forcing him to just call Jablonski's bet.
fell on the river, and the big blind checked. Jablonski bet 5,000 and the big blind called, tabling 
. Jablonski turned over 
but stacked a nice pot regardless to add to his early momentum.
river to Faecher, who bet 5,000. Virani tanked for a little over a minute before calling, only to muck after Faecher tabled 
.
and both the small blind and Messmer checked. The cutoff made a continuation-bet of 1,200 and the small blind folded. Messmer called and the turn came 
. Both players checked and then checked again on the river 
.
for a pair of sixes and his opponent tapped the table and mucked as Messmer took down the pot and added to his stack.
and MacPhee bet 1,800 and received a call. He tabled 
good for aces up with a queen kicker, earning the pot as his opponent mucked his hand.
river. O'Brien instantly folded, and McMahon followed suit a few seconds later.
.
board, and Jack Sinclair raised to 12,000 from early position. The small blind quickly called, and Sinclair tabled 
for a queen-high straight.
up on the felt for a defeated jack-high straight.
