"bubbleboy29" raised to 8,000 from middle position preflop. "slappy17" three-bet shoved for their remaining 33,634 and "bubbleboy29" called with their big stack.
"slappy17" was at risk but in good shape with the against the of "bubbleboy29".
The flop came the to give "slappy17" a set of queens but made it a sweat with clubs. The turn was the
It was doom for "slappy" as the came off to bring in the flush for "bubbleboy29" to give them a nice addition to their growing stack.
Action folded around to Al "BigAl16" Riccobono in the cutoff and he moved all in for 44,490. Tony "Panoramic" Dunst, who won an online gold bracelet over the summer, was in the big blind and opted to make the call.
Al "BigAl16" Riccobono:
Tony "Panaramic" Dunst:
Riccobono was way ahead and held good through the and turn, but Dunst picked up a heart draw to go with his pair of sixes. Another heart failed to materialize, but the was just as good for Dunst as he made two pair to eliminate Riccobono.
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Brian "XcrazylegsX" Frasca raised to 10,000 preflop from early position. "WhiteLight20" called from the cutoff. Mitch "Franzia" Halverson also called out of the small blind and the three players would go to the flop which came .
Frasca bet 13,850. "WhiteLight20" called as did Halverson.
The turn was the to put a third diamond on board. WhiteLight20 bet 30,525. Halverson then shoved all in for his remaining 106,425.
Frasca quickly folded and "WhiteLight20" also folded after a few moments of thought to give the pot to Halverson.