On a board of A♠8♦7♣4♦5♠ there was a three-way all-in situation.
The player on the button had Q♣9♣ and the other two players had A♥Q♥ and A♣Q♦, respectively. The button lost but took in a small side pot as he had the opponents covered.
The other two players chopped the pot and one of the remaining players that took half the pot was Martin Barrera.
Kevin Newman raised preflop to 2,200 and the player to his left called. The flop came down Q♦K♦J♥. Newman bet 7,500 and middle position raised 25,000 and Newman shoved the rest.
Middle position: K♠Q♠
Kevin Newman: A♣10♣
The turn and river were 4♦10♥ and Newman raked in the pot with Broadway.
Level: 8
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 1,200
Early position player opened to 3,000 and received a call from the player to his left before Tommy Nguyen decided to push all in for 16,000. Both players tank-folded and Nguyen took the pot.
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On a 3♦A♠2♥K♠ board, Alex Crawford checked to a player in late position who bet 3,700. Crawford called to build the pot to about 15,000.
The river was the Q♥ and both players checked. Crawford showed A♥A♣ for top set and his opponent mucked.
Following a late position raise to 2,000, Curtis Phelps went all in for 14,600. After a lengthy decision, his opponent found a call, flipping over A♠9♠ versus Phelps' 8♠8♣.
The flop looked to go Phelps' way as 6♣J♥5♥ led to him being the favorite. The turn of 7♥ added a straight draw for both players, with Phelps being open ended. A J♦ on the river changed nothing and Phelps had faded the possible bust-out and gained 30,400 chips.
The WSOP 2016 Main Event Champion Qui Nguyen has taken his seat. The table was very excited having the opportunity to chat and play with a World Champion.
Level: 7
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 1,000
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