On a completed board of 
, Brian Rast in the big blind checked his option. He then faced the bet for 151,000 by Michael Kuney, who had exactly one T-500 chip behind beyond the size of the pot. Rast was sent deep into the tank, talked through potential combos, vaulted out of his chair and eventually settled on a fold.
Chance Kornuth was out of position in a heads-up pot against Jared Bleznick.
Kornuth checked on the flop of 
and called a bet of 8,000 from Bleznick. Kornuth again check-called on the 
turn when faced with a bet of 13,000.
Kornuth checked a third time on the 
river and Bleznick fired a bet of 32,000. Kornuth took a moment before check-raising all-in, which got a fold from Bleznick.
Kornuth let out a chuckle before tabling 
without revealing his fourth card.
Danny Hannawa checked out of the small blind with the completed board showing 
and he then faced a bet worth 30,000 by Conrad De Armas in an early position.
Hannawa mulled it over for a minute and then called to get shown the 
for the wheel by De Armas.
Level: 10
Blinds: 1,000/2,500
Ante: 2,500
A short stacked player got it in after the 
flop only to get snap-called by Dario Sammartino. They were on very thin ice with 
because Sammartino had the top set with 
.
I was all over on the 
turn and that made the 
river a formality.
Isaac Kempton recently bought back in and and got involved in a pot with Corey Hochman and two other players.
One player bet 10,000 on the flop of and Kempton and Hochman both called, while the fourth player in the hand folded.
The opponent slowed down and checked on the 
turn and Kempton fired a bet of 30,000. Only Hochman called.
Kempton checked on the 
river and Hochman threw out a bet of 50,000. Kempton instantly shot his cards into the muck, at which point Hochman tabled 
for a bluff with missed diamonds.
"Oh my goodness. He had nothing!" exclaimed table mate Chance Kornuth.
The three-way flop of 
was checked to Anson Tsang on the button and he made it 10,000 to go. Ben Lamb in the big blind was the only caller and the turn went check, check. Lamb then bet the river for 31,000 and Tsang tank-folded.
Lamb offered to reveal two cards and tossed them towards Tsang, who selected two and flipped over the for the nut flush.
Three ways to the 
flop the action checked through and Tommy Le then bet the 
turn for 5,000, which forced folds all around.
One hand later they were four ways to the 
flop and Connor Drinan bet 10,000 in the small blind. Only Le called on the button and then led the 
turn for 10,000 when Drinan had checked. A reluctant call by Drinan led to the river on which he checked.
Le got his last 15,000 in and Drinan paid it off after plenty of consideration to get shown the 
for the nut flush by Le, which beat his 
for trips kings.
Ayaz Mahmood was in a heads-up pot against the small blind on a board reading 
.
The small blind led out with a flop bet of 25,000 and Mahmood raised all-in for 74,500. The small blind took about a minute before calling with a slightly bigger stack.
Ayaz Mahmood:
Small Blind: 
The small blind had a pair of kings while Mahmood had an array of outs with the nut wrap. The on the turn gave him the straight and had his opponent drawing dead headed to the river, securing a double-up for Mahmood.
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