Santhosh Survarna, who won the highest buy-in event at this year's WSOP, recently sat down and has chipped up a bit.
In a recent hand, the player under the gun limped and Suvarna raised to 1,600 from the hijack. Action folded back around to the limper, who called.
Suvrana's opponent check-folded facing a 1,700 bet on the 7♣2♦10♦ flop to send the pot Survana's way.
On a flop of Q♥3♥8♣, Tim Reilly called a bet of 2,500 from Mohamed Mokrani. The turn was the 6♥. Mokrani fired 5,000. Reilly raised to 20,000 and Mokrani called after thinking a while.
The river came the 10♠. Reilly put the pressure on Mokrani by jamming all in. Mokrani went into the tank and thought for several moments before electing to eventually call.
Reilly tabled the AxKx which Mokrani had beat with the QxQx set.
Ryan Feldman raised to 1,000 from early position and was called by Jamie Gold on the button and Charles Gill from the big blind.
Gill checked to Feldman on the K♥4♠Q♣ flop and he bet 1,100. Gold folded, but Gill check-raised to 3,500. Feldman made the call and they headed to the turn.
The A♥ on the turn saw Gill check-call a bet of 4,000 from Feldman.
Gill checked again on the J♦ river and faced a bet of 11,100 from Feldman. Gill went into the tank for around a minute before making the call. Feldman tabled K♠10♣ for a rivered straight to win the pot.
The hijack raised to 1,000, Patrick Delkof three-bet to 3,500 from the small blind and Anton Smirnov cold four-bet to 8,500, from the big blind. The hijack folded and Delkof called.
The 9♣3♣7♦ flop saw Delkof play in flow. Smirnov continued for 3,700 and Delkof called.
The 4♠ turn saw a repeat of the action, this time Smirnov sized up to 5,200.
The 8♦ river checked to a showdown. Delkof tabled Q♦Q♦, prompting Smirnov to surrender the pot with some frustration as he mucked his JxJx holding.
Michael Rocco and a player in early position got all-in preflop with the early position player being the one at risk of elimination.
Early position: 9♠9♥ 
Michael Rocco: A♥K♣
When the flop of 9♦10♦5♥ fell, Rocco slammed the table in frustration as his opponent improved to a set of nines. The 5♦ on the turn and 7♥ river didn't change anything, meaning Rocca had to send roughly a third of his chips over to his opponent.
Picking up the action partway through the hand, Jackson Murray in early position was all in and at risk against Craig Trost in the small blind.
Jackson Murray: A♠Q♥
Craig Trost: A♦K♣
Trost had Murray dominated and needing significant help to survive. The 2♠K♦3♠Q♣J♠ runout kept big slick best to send Murray to the rail while handing Trost another pot as he continues to build one of the larger stacks in the room.
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Enjoyed experience, cards were not in my favor all day.