Phil Hellmuth bet from the button and got one call from the big blind. Hellmuth drew one and the big blind drew two. After Hellmuth's bet was called the big blind drew one and Hellmuth patted. Hellmuth then bet and the big blind folded.
When action folded back to Jordan Siegel after the big blind raised, he defended his small blind and drew two. The big blind drew one and bet, which Siegel called. On the next street Siegel drew two, the big blind stood pat and bet, and Siegel made the call. On the final street Siegel drew one and bet and the big blind called. Siegel tabled 8-5-4-3-2 and his opponent mucked.
Andrew Brown raised under the gun and Jake Schwartz called in the cutoff. The button then reraised and both Brown and Schwartz called.
Brown and the button took one, while Schwartz took two. The button then bet and both players called.
Brown and the button again drew one and Schwartz drew two as all three players checked and stood pat.
"Why didn't anyone bet that street," Brown said as he pretended to move all in, then tossed out a bet.
"Andrew, you want me to bet that street? You're both drawing one and you want me to bet that street?" Schwartz said as he folded. The button called.
Brown showed 8-6-5-3-2. "Nuts. That's like four aces," Brown said as he won the pot.
"It would've been the worst lead in the history of 2-7," Schwartz added, continuing with his tirade as the rest of the table burst out laughing.
Mike Noori raised from the cutoff and got one call from the small blind. Both players drew two and Noori's opponent called his bet. On the next street the small blind drew one and Noori drew two and called his opponent's bet. On the final street the small blind stood pat and Noori drew one. After a bet and a call the small blind tabled 10-8-5-3-2 and Noori showed 7-6-4-3-2 to take down the pot.
Level: 10
Blinds: 500-1,000
Limits: 1,000-/2,000
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