A player in middle position raised and Shaun Deeb called directly to his left, setting up a heads up flop of Q♣10♣J♦. The middle position player check-called a bet by Deeb to see the K♠ hit the turn.
Deeb's opponent check-called again to see a board pairing K♦ hit the river. When checked to, Deeb chose to bet a third time, this time getting a fold from his opponent as Deeb chips up.
In a pot that saw a limp from George Fox in early position followed by a raise from a player in late position, both Josh Pender in the big blind and Fox call and three players took a flop of 3♦2♦A♣.
Pender led out from the big blind, getting called by both Fox and the player in late position before all seeing the 8♣ fall on the turn. Pender led with a bet again and got called by Fox before the late position player got out of the way.
The river brought the K♠ and with it came another bet from Pender. Fox thought it over briefly before electing to call as Pender turned over the Q♦9♠6♥5♦, good for the low but losing the high half of the pot to Fox's A♦J♦J♥4♠.
Level: 12
Blinds: 800/1500
Limits: 1500/3000
Three players saw a flop of J♦10♠7♦ when an opponent in early position bet and Jermaine Reid raised.
Action folded back to the player in early position, who called the bet to see the K♥ turn. Reid fired out another bet and his opponent called.
The river came the K♣ and Reid tossed out another bet. His opponent this time let out a deep sigh before tossing in the chips to call. Reid opened up A♦K♦9♠Q♦ for a straight and his opponent mucked as the WSOP bracelet winner dragged in a big pot.
On a flop of A♠Q♥4♠, Michael Brottman check-called a bet as did two players behind him, taking four players to the J♠ turn card.
Brottman opted to lead into his opponents with a bet and found a call in two spots before all three players watched as the 10♥ fell on the river.
Action checked through to showdown and upon turning up the Q♠5♥3♣2♠, his two remaining opponents quickly mucked as Brottman scooped the pot.
Three-handed on a flop of J♣3♠8♥, a player in the small blind bet and was called by an early-position opponent and Perry Friedman on the button.
The turn came the 5♣ and the small blind bet again. Both opponents called once more as the 8♦ fell on the river. The small blind tossed out a bet, and only Friedman called this time.
Friedman turned over A♥A♣2♦9♠ to take the high pot, while the small blind also had ace-deuce to split the low.
"If you were banging the river, I figured you must have an eight," Friedman said as he took most of the pot.
Three-handed on a flop of 7♣2♠J♦, Melvin McCraney bet from the small blind and both big blind Allyn Jaffrey Shulman and Hye Park on the button called.
The turn came the J♣ and McCraney continued with a bet. Only Shulman called this time as Park got out of the way. McCraney tossed out another bet on the 7♠ river.
Shulman gave up her hand as McCraney dragged in the pot.
Level: 11
Blinds: 600/1200
Limits: 1200/2400
On a completed board of 8♦A♦3♠3♥Q♣, Sam Farha elected to lead into his opponent with around 10,000 in the pot.
His opponent quickly called as Farha tabled the A♠Q♠4♦3♣ for the high end and his opponent showed 9♥5♥4♥2♣ to take the low.
Ethan "Rampage" Yau has taken his seat in this tournament, having taken a few lessons from Dylan Linde's book "Mastering Mixed Games."
First time maxing the O8 for some reason.. big thanks to @DylanLinde I’m winning this tourney now https://t.co/HGYXsdtjfX
— Rampage (@rampagepoker)
On one of his first hands, he was on the button and called a raise from Ryan Scully under the gun. The flop came 8♦7♦8♥ and Scully continued with a bet.
Yau called and both players checked the 2♥ turn. The river came the 3♣ and Scully bet again.
"I have ace-seven. I don't know if this is a low," Yau said. He eventually mucked.
"It is a low, but a bad one," a tablemate said.
"You pretty much had the same low I had. If you call, you get three-quarters," Scully said as he turned over K♦K♣.
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