The player under the gun raised to 500 and the early position player Michael Goetsch raised to 2,000 and received a call from the original raiser. The flop came K♥2♠3♠ and the player under the gun checked and Goetsch bet 1,500 and received the call again.
Both players checked the turn 3♦ and the river J♥ and cards were tabled. The player under the gun showed 5♠5♣ and Goetsch turned over the winner Q♠Q♥ with the larger two pair.
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In a limped pot, five players saw the flop 5♥4♥K♦. The blinds and a player in middle position checked to Christopher Brammer in the cutoff, who bet 300. The button folded, and the small blind was the only one to call.
The turn 8♥ froze the action, as both players checked. The same happened on the river Q♠, so he small blind revealed A♥5♠ for a pair of fives. But Brammer had 8♦6♦ for a better pair.
Action was picked up on the turn with the board reading 4♠2♥8♥6♥ and about 4,000 in the pot. Three players in the small blind, hijack and cutoff checked before Yervand "Chris Limo" Boyadjian bet 1,500 from the button, quickly eliciting folds from all three of his opponents.
"This is the one time I'll show" Boyadjian told his tablemates, revealing J♥9♥ for a turned flush as he scooped in an early pot.
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The 2022 WSOP Main Event champion Espen Jorstad had the honors of doing the "Shuffle up and deal" introductory and gave some words of advice to his fellow competitors before the cards got in the air on Day 1c.
Level: 1
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 200
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