Michael Schneider in the big blind was heads-up against the button with a flop of showing. Schneider bet the flop and received a call.
The showed up on the turn which Schneider once again bet and got the call.
On the river came a . Schneider threw out another bet and the button called. Schneider showed , which gave him two pair, kings and fives. The button folded his cards into the muck without showing.
The under-the-gun player opened to a big bet of 1,000, before the cutoff raised to 1,500. Jameson Painter, on the button, made in 2,000 before the big blind raised it to the maximum of 2,500. The under-the-gun player got out of the way before the cutoff and Painter both made the call.
The cutoff led out for 500 on the flop. Painter and the big blind both called.
The cutoff fired for 1,000 on the turn, again receiving two quick calls.
The cutoff put in another big bet on the river, getting called by both players, giving a three-way showdown. The cutoff turned over before Painter showed him , giving him two pair after the board had paired on the flop. The big blind mucked his hand, giving Painter the pot.
Qinghai "Jack" Pan raised in the cutoff and called a reraise from Jason Badawi in the big blind seat.
The flop came and Badawi check-raised Pan, who opted to call. The turn fell the and Pan called another bet from Badawi.
When the landed on the river, Badawi sent another bet in the middle and Pan tanked for some time before tossing a chip for the call. Badawi instantly mucked his cards and Pan showed .
The cutoff led out for a big bet, earning calls from Vasu Amarapu, the small blind, and the big blind.
On the flop, the big blind led out for 500. Amarapu call while the cutoff got out of the way.
The big blind fired a big bet at the turn, which Amarapu called.
On the river it was Amarapu who fired the big bet, and the big blind made the call. Amarapu turned over , good for two pair, and the pot.
On the very next hand, Amarapu, now on the button, opened preflop action with a big bet. The small blind raised to 1,500, which Amarapu called.
The small blind led for a small bet on the flop. Amarapu raised to 1,000. The small blind called.
The small blind fired again on the turn, this time for 1,000. Amarapu called.
On the river, the small blind again fired for 1,000. Amarapu raised to 2,000 before his opponent made the quick call. Amarapu turned over , giving him a full house and the pot.
In a three-way raised pot, the flop showed when both Frank Athey and Justin Thurlow checked to Joao Vieira, who made a bet. Both Athey and Thurlow called.
The turn revealed a and was checked around to see a on the river. Athey checked again and Thurlow made a bet, which was enough to make his opponents fold and claim the pot.
Robert Como raised preflop in the hijack position and received a call from the button and the big blind. The flop came down and all three players checked.
An on the turn had the big blind checking to Como, who bet. The button folded his hand and the big blind called the bet.
The showed up on the river and the big blind once again check-called Como's bet. Como flipped over for two pair and the big blind didn't have any of the board's overcards in his hand and folded without showing.