The action was picked up at the very end of a hand with the board showing 3♦K♠J♣4♥7♠. Alex Foxen had moved all in to put the pressure on Chuanshu Chen who went into the tank to think it out.
After over a minute, he decided to call.
Chuanshu Chen: K♥J♥ 
Alex Foxen: Jx10x
Foxen was bested by the two pair of Chen. The dealer counted it out and Foxen was left with just a few chips and Chen gathered in a big double.
Action picked up with WSOP bracelet winner Blair Hinkle involved in hand with the board showing K♣10♦4♣.
Hinkle, who was on the button, had just raised his opponent, who called to bring on the turn in a pot with more than 16,000.
The dealer placed A♥ on the turn and Hinkle’s opponent checked. Hinkle took his time, alternating glances to his opponent and the board, before moving all in with his remaining 26,000.
Hinkle’s opponent counted out chips, then placed them in front of his stack. After up to 30 seconds elapsed, the opponent made the call to put Hinkle at risk.
Blair Hinkle: 4♠4♥
Opponent: A♣K♥
Hinkle’s flopped bottom set was ahead of his opponent’s top two pair, and Hinkle took the pot when 8x arrived on the river.
Action was joined on the river with the board reading 2♠6♦2♦4♥10♥ with a pot of about 7,500 in the middle and three players in the hand.
Giuseppe Pantaleo made an overbet for 9,000. Vincent Kent called while the third player in the hand folded.
Pantaleo sheepishly flashed the 9♠ before tossing his cards into the muck when Kent showed the 5♥4♦ as he added some more chips to what has been a solid start for the Phoenix, AZ native.
World Series of Poker bracelet winner Barry Hutter opened under the gun to 500 and action folded to an opponent in late position who raised to 2,000. Hutter called.
The flop Q♦9♦3♠ saw Hutter check-call a bet of 1,500 from his opponent.
The turn 6♦ brought in a possible front door flush and Hutter checked before his opponent bet 3,100. Hutter then check-raised to 10,000 and his opponent called after some consideration.
The river A♠ saw both players quickly check.
Hutter revealed his A♣K♦ for top pair and his opponent mucked.
Level: 2
Blinds: 200/300
Ante: 300
An early position player opened to 500 and the cutoff and button called. David Stefanski in the big blind also called.
The flop fell 5♦Q♣6♥ and action checked to the button who bet 600. Stefanski called and the other two players folded.
The turn brought the J♦ which saw both remaining players in the hand check.
The river came 7♣ and and Stefanski checked before the button bet 2,100. Stefanski then raised to 7,800. His opponent on the button asked the dealer to confirm the bet size and went into the tank before ultimately calling.
Stefanski showed 4♦3♣ for a straight and his opponent mucked.
Three players were contesting an all spade flop of Q♠5♠2♠. The button bet 900, Thomas Boivin called in the big blind and the third player in early position gave it up.
The turn was the 6♣. Both players checked to the 6♦ river card.
Boivin led out with a bet of 2,000 which his opponent called. Boivin tabled the Q♥7♥ for the winner as his opponent mucked it and the Belgian took down the pot.
Action picked up on the turn with Serhii Popovych involved in a hand on a board showing 2♣2♦7♣Q♦ and a pot of more than 15,000.
Popoyvch, who was in the big blind, led out with a 5,500 bet into his opponent, who was under the gun. The opponent took a moment to study the board before making the call.
The dealer placed A♠ on the river. Popovych sat still for a few seconds before reaching into his stack and counting out chips. He then made a small 2,600 bet, which produced a quick fold from his opponent.
The dealer then pushed a 26,000 pot to Popovych.
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