Former November Niner Gets Some Back
Level 1
: 100/200, 200 ante
Jakub Wojtas opened for 600 from middle position and former November Niner and WSOP bracelet winner Steve Gee, who has gotten off to a rough start on Day 1a, three-bet to 1,600 from the hijack. Joel Feldman called out of the small blind, Wojtas came along, and the trio saw a flop of 
.
Two checks saw Gee continue for 2,700 and only Feldman called to see the 
turn, which he checked.
Gee upped his bet to 4,300 and that did the trick as Feldman folded.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
40,000 | 5,000 |
, the turn being an ace and the river a five. 
on show. Gavin checked to Steinberg who had position and he checked it back.
turn, Gavin lead for 500 and Steinberg called. The river was a brick and Gavin barreled for 1,500, which Steinman quickly folded to.
flop from middle position, and Shawn Quinn bet 1,000 into a pot of 2,300 from the hijack. Shay Sarusi raised to 3,600 on the button, Willson called and Quinn folded.
fell on the turn, and Willson checked. Sarusi bet 12,300, and Willson thought for a few moments before verbalizing a call.
river, and Sarusi emptied the clip with a bet of 11,000. Willson paused for just a moment this time before calling, and Sarusi grimaced before tabling 
for a pure bluff. Willson rolled over 
for trip fives, and he took down the big early pot.
turn. Alex Foxen, currently atop the Global Poker Index Rankings, announced, "Nine-hundred," before tossing a single 1k chip into the pot. One by one, his opponents folded, and Foxen, who was off to a slow start here in the early stages of Day 1a, picked up the pot.
flop.
. Action went check-check and the turn was the 
. Adams led out with a bet of 800. Brunner put in a raise to 2,400 which Adams called. 
