Nacho Barbero called from the hijack, as did the player in the cutoff. Caleb Furth raised from under the gun and both players called.
The flop came down A♣K♦Q♦. Action was checked to the cutoff who bet 12,000. Furth declared all in for 34,400.
Barbero folded and the player in the cutoff went into the tank. After roughly two minutes the clock was called and when the countdown got inside the final five seconds, the cutoff decided to fold.
Three players were all in preflop, ready to spin the wheel for a massive pot.
Erik Seidel: A♦K♠Q♦5♣
Middle Position: A♠J♦7♠8♠
Lyne Tchapmi: A♥A♣J♣5♦
Tchapmi was ahead with aces but plenty can happen from the flop to the river.
The dealer rolled out 10♦3♦7♥, giving the player in middle position a straight draw. The turn peeled the 2♣ and when the river came the 6♠. This awarded Tchapmi a massive pot and a few needles from the other players, as she took her time thinking about what to do with her aces preflop.
Seidel still has a re-entry available but only time will tell if we ssee him back in the field.
David Brehme raised to 3,000 from the cutoff and got called by both the small and big blind to bring out a 6♦9♣J♦ flop.
All three players checked to bring the 6♠ out on the turn.
The player in the small blind decided to lead with a bet of 3,000. The big blind folded but Brehme came along to see the 6♥ fall on the river.
Action checked through to showdown and the small blind turned up the A♠10♠8♥3♣ which was no good versus the A♣J♣7♠5♠ of Brehme.
On a flop with the board reading Q♣10♠8♣, the under the gun and middle position players checked to Davids Brehme who jammed.
The player under the gun made the call and the middle position player folded to send Brehme and his opponent to a runout.
David Brehme: K♣J♥9♣9♥
Under The Gun: A♥K♥10♥8♦
The board ran out with the 9♦ and Q♦, improving Brehme from a flopped straight to nines full of queens and securing him a full double.
Level: 9
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 1,200
On a turn reading J♠5♦J♦2♠, the player in early position checked and Daniel Negreanu placed a bet of 12,000. After some deliberation, his opponent made a call.
The river fell the 4♣ and both players checked, to which Negreanu said, "I'm good, I got it." and his opponent responded "Fives?". A good read as Negreanu tabled 5♣5♥9♥Q♣, awarding him the pot.
Andy Black went all in from the cutoff for 8,000, on a board reading 4♥7♥3♦10♠. He was called by Matt Dunbar in the small blind.
Andy Black: A♥K♠8♥7♣
Matt Dunbar: Q♥J♥J♦4♣
The 9♠ river was no help to Black, and he left the room.
On a flop of 5♥4♦A♦ with a good amount of chips already in the pot, Martin Kabrhel checked from the small blind to James Wall who immediately slid his remaining 44,000 or so in to the middle.
Kabrhel checked his cards and put in the call to put Wall at risk and headed to a runout.
James Wall: A♣A♥4♠Xx
Martin Kabrhel: A♠6♠4♥2♦
The turn brought the 9♣ followed by the 6♥ river, locking up a full double for wall.
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