On a flop of Paul Tedeschi moved all in against Humberto Brenes and Jon Seaman. Both called and the three headed to a turn.
On the turn, Seaman bet and Brenes called.
The river was the and Seaman checked to Brenes who moved all in. Seaman called.
Brenes:
Seaman:
Tedeschi:
The river gave Tedeschi the winning high hand with trip sixes. While Brenes quartered Seaman in the side pot, the two chopped up the low half in the main pot.
James Chen raised from middle position before Christopher Logue bumped it up from the next seat over. Both Christopher Carey and Scott Fitzhugh called from the blinds followed by Chen who called.
The flop fell and the action checked around to Logue who bet. Carey then raised and Fitzhugh called. Chen folded. Logue called.
The turn brought the and Carey led out with a bet which both his opponents called.
The completed the board and Logue fired one last time and was check-called by both players in the blinds.
Logue then splashed his across the table and would be deemed to take half the pot with his two pair.
Fitzhugh's would chop the low against Carey's with both holding an ace duece.
On a flop of Humberto Brenes led out. Paul Tedeschi called, as did Aron Dermer. Ben Zamani let his hand go and the three headed to the turn which was the .
On the Turn, Brenes checked. Tedeschi bet. Dermer folded, while Brenes called.
The river was the . Brenes checked to Tedeschi who bet, then Brenes called.
Tedeschi showed for a set and a low, while Brenes showed for a flush for the high, and the two chopped the pot.
"If you called, I raise," Brenes told Dermer.
"I know," Dermer said. "That's why I folded, I didn't want to get trapped."