Lo with the Snow(men)
Level 2
: 100/200, 200 ante
On a heads-up board of 
, the under-the-gun player checked to his opponent in the hijack, Jeffrey Lo.
Lo then bet 3,600, which made his opponent ponder his next decision. After scoping out Lo and his chip stack, the under-the-gun player then raised all-in. Lo snap-called and flipped his cards over to reveal 
for a turned set.
"Oh wow, nice hand," his opponent told Lo, as he tabled 
for two pair.
The river was the 
which meant Lo won the pot with his set of eights.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
29,000
29,000
|
29,000 |
flop was checked through before the small blind bet 1,100 on the 
turn. The big blind and the under-the-gun player got out of the way before Culot put in the call.
river elicited another barrel from the small blind, this time for 2,500. Culot made the call and turned over 
. The middle position player had bet 6,000 before Daniel Ferketa, in the cutoff, moved all in for about 11,000. His opponent thought for a minute or two, before making the call with Ferketa covered.
turn changed nothing while the 
river improved Ferketa's hand to a set. He scooped the pot and doubled his stack heading into the first break of the day.
flop. The big blind fired for 1,500. Two players folded before the under-the-gun player made the call, as did Riyman Englishwright in the small blind. 
turn, the big blind fired for another 1,500. This time, the under-the-gun player folded before Englishwright put in the call.
river, it was Englishwright who bet 7,000. The big blind made the call and Englishwright turned over 
for the queen high straight. Another player at the table was quick to mention that this wasn't true, as he had folded 
which would have been good for a full house. Nevertheless, Englishwright scooped the pot to add to his stack.
on the river gave the middle position Broadway but it also gave Foster a full house, queens full of kings. 
flop, the hijack fired for 2,500. After some thought, Senic raised him again, this time to 6,500, and his opponent again found the call.
to Senic, who fired for 20,000. The hijack thought for just a moment or two before mucking. Senic turned over 
