Action picked up on a flop reading with a player having bet 4,000, another player having called that, and Kitai putting in a raise to 8,000. The initial better went all-in prompting a fold from the caller and a snap-call from Kitai. "I have a monster," said Kitai before revealing his hand.
Opponent:
Davidi Kitai:
They both shared the same two pair but Kitai had the flush draw as well as an open ended straight draw. The turn did not change anything other than giving both players a higher two pair, but the river gave Kitai the broadway straight, which was good for the pot and he eliminated a player.
Action was picked up on the turn with a board reading with cards on their backs with Kenny Hallaert and another player with a shorter stack all-in:
Opponent:
Kenny Hallaert:
Hallaert had two pair with a straight draw, but his opponent had a flush draw and counterfeit outs. The river was none of those however and Hallaert scooped the pot to put his stack up to 131,000.
Action was picked up with cards on their backs, in a three way all-in between Jacob Deshaine and two shorter stacks.
Shortest stack:
Larger stack:
Jacob Deshaine:
The flop of gave Deshaine and the shortest stack both flush draws, but the turn gave the shortest stack three nines, leaving the second largest stack drawing dead to scoop. The river gave Deshaine the ace high flush which was good for the scoop of both players and Deshaine saw his stack grow to nearly triple the starting stack.