2021 World Series of Poker
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flop, David Jones bet for 3,200 and then called a raise to 10,000 by Blake Bohn on the button. They checked the
turn and Jones check-called for 6,000 on the
river. Bohn tabled the ![]()
and Jones won the pot with ![]()
for the king-high flush.
Doyle Brunson opened the action to 2,000, a player in late position called, and Kyna England three-bet from the small blind to 10,500. Brunson folded, and the player in late position raised all-in for 37,500. England chose to call.
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Kyna England: ![]()
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, giving England a pair, but it wasn't enough to take the hand. Regardless, she still has a healthy stack over 100,000 chips.
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, Frank Demeris checked from the big blind to Chris Furbert under-the-gun, who bet 2,300. Jonathan Little called in the hijack and Demeris called as well.
All three players checked on the
turn; however, Demeris bet 10,500 on the
river and only Little called.
Demeris tabled ![]()
for two pair and Little mucked.
Cheang Kit Yoo for his short sack in with the ![]()
and was dominated by the ![]()
of Paul Tschernia. The board ran out ![]()
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and that spelled the end for Yoo. "It was nice playing with you, good luck guys," he said on the way out.
Francisco Estrada told PokerNews he was in a hand where he raised to 1,600 on the button and saw a flop against Amar Singer in middle position.
Singer checked on the flop of ![]()
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and his opponent checked back. Singer led out with a bet of 2,000 on the
turn and Estrada called. Singer bet 6,000 on the
river and Estrada raised to put his opponent all-in for around 30,000.
Singer called and showed ![]()
for two pair, but it was no good against the better two pair of Estrada with ![]()
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Christian Christner defended out of the big blind and check-raised a bet by David Feldman on the ![]()
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flop. He then led the
turn for 6,500 and Feldman called.
Both checked the
river and Christner tabled the ![]()
. It was no good as Feldman had improved to a full house with the ![]()
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