Jon Turner defended his big blind against a Jesse Martin raise, and both players took two. They each checked and took two more. This time, Turner bet, and Martin raised. Turner called and took one, while Martin was pat. Turner check-called a final bet but couldn't beat anything when Martin showed for a seven-seven.
Michael Noori raised to 1,000 in the cutoff, and Jesse Martin called on the button. Joseph Couden three-bet the small blind to 1,500, and both Noori and Couden called.
Couden drew one as Noori and Martin drew two apiece. Couden bet, and Noori called. Martin raised, and Couden made it 1,500. Noori dropped out, and Martin called. Both players stood pat and checked.
On the final draw, both players stood pat again, and Couden bet 1,000. Martin called.
From the button, Alan Richardson opened to 500, and Georgii Belianin called in the small blind.
The flop was checked through, and the landed on the turn. Belianin bet 700. Richardson called, and the river was the . Belianin checked, and Richardson bet 2,000. Belianin folded, and Richardson scooped the pot.
Jesse Martin opened second to act, making it 650 to go. An opponent on the button three-bet to 1,900, and Jon Turner cut out 6,100 from the big blind and put in a cold four-bet. Martin mucked, and the third player shook his head and followed suit.
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Jeffrey Lisandro completed, and Alan Richardson made it 1,000 to go. Lisandro called. On fourth street, Richardson bet 500, and Lisandro called. On fifth street, Lisandro took the betting lead, firing out 1,000 on the next three streets, with Richardson calling each time.
Lisandro: / /
Richardson: / /
After Lisandro bet seventh, Richardson tabled and said, "You going to put a bad beat on me already?"
Eventually, Richardson called, and Lisandro tabled for trips. Richardson flashed his seventh street and mucked.
for a seven-seven. 
, and Martin folded.
flop was checked through, and the 
landed on the turn. Belianin bet 700. Richardson called, and the river was the 
. Belianin checked, and Richardson bet 2,000. Belianin folded, and Richardson scooped the pot.
/ 
/ 
and said, "You going to put a bad beat on me already?"
for trips. Richardson flashed his 
seventh street and mucked.
