Christopher Claassen raised from the small blind and Michael Falk defended the big blind.
Both players were on a two draw, and Falk called a bet.
On second draw, both players took one, and Falk called another bet.
Claassen stood pat, and bet. After getting his final one card draw, Falk folded.
Jeffrey Lo raised on the button and Matthew Beinner defended his big blind.
Beinner drew three and Lo two as the action checked through.
On the second draw, Beinner took one and Lo still needed two. Beinner then led, Lo raised, and Beinner called.
Beinner drew one on the end while Lo stood pat. Beinner checked to Lo who put out a final bet. After a minute's tank, Beinner decided to muck his hand, conceding the pot to Lo.
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Chris Brewer raised from under the gun and Scott Seiver called from the small blind.
Seiver drew two while Brewer took one. Seiver check-called a bet.
The same action took place on second draw, but instead of check-calling, Seiver check-folded.
Matthew Beinner raised in the hijack and Jon Turner three-bet on the button. Beinner then four-bet, Turner five-bet, and Beinner called.
Beinner drew one and Turner stood pat. Turner then bet, and Beinner raised. Turner instantly tossed his cards away.
"There's so much skill involved. All you have to do is make your hand on the first draw," Beinner said.
"You've got the making your hand part down," tablemate Anderson Ireland told him.
Hanh Tran, Renan Bruschi, and Dario Sammartino were on the second draw when Bruschi bet from the button. Sammartino called in the small blind, while Tran raised in the big blind. Bruschi then three-bet and Sammartino folded, while Tran four bet. Bruschi capped it at five bets, and Tran called.
Both players stood pat and Bruschi bet. Tran then raised, and Bruschi called. Tran showed 7x5x4x3x2x for a wheel, and Bruschi mucked 7x6x5x4x2x.
After the second draw, Andrew Yeh checked in the small blind to Renan Bruschi who bet. Yeh check-raised, and Bruschi called.
On the last draw, Yeh stood pat and Bruschi decided to take one card. Yeh then checked to Bruschi who bet, and Yeh flicked in the call.
Renan Bruschi: 8x5x5x3x2x
Andrew Yeh: 8x7x6x4x2x
Bruschi went for the bluff after pairing his five but Yeh made the right call to collect the pot.
Barbara Schindler raised in the cutoff and Daniel Blum three-bet on the button. Schindler called and drew two, while Blum took one.
Blum then bet and Schindler raised, leaving just one 1,000 chip behind. Blum called, and they each drew one as Schindler got her last chip in the middle.
Both players drew one on the last draw. Schindler turned over 8x7x5x3x, while Blum had 6x5x3x2x
Schindler caught a 4x to complete her 8-7, while Blum could only draw a Kx as he handed over the double-up.
Ian Chan raised on the button and Christian Roberts three-bet in the small blind. Patrick Quealy called in the big blind, as did Chan.
Roberts drew one and Chan and Quealy two. All three players checked to the second draw, where Roberts and Chan took one and Quealy two. Roberts then bet, and only Chan called.
Roberts stood pat and bet after the third draw, and Chan took one. He gave up his hand, and Roberts took the pot.
Heads-up going to the first draw, Andrew Yeh took three and Renan Bruschi one. Bruschi then bet from under the gun, and Yeh called in the big blind.
Yeh drew two and Bruschi one. Bruschi bet again, and Yeh called. He took one, and Bruschi stood pat and bet. Yeh again called.
Bruschi showed 7x6x5x3x2x, and Yeh mucked.
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