We caught up to Andrew Barber and Hani Awad involved in a three-way pot on the turn. The board read . Awad was first to act from the big blind. He checked. Barber bet. The other player in hand folded but Awad called.
On the river, Awad checked to Barber again Barber bet and Awad called.
Barber showed for two pair and the nut low. Awad showed for a better two pair and the pot was chopped.
On a flop, Allen Kessler bet. While one opponent was pondering, another made the call out of turn. The player who was first to act raised, and the player calling out of turn took their call back.
The raising player asked for the floor, believing the call should stay in the pot. The floor arrived and ruled in favor of the call being pulled back, and the player was able to fold their hand.
The action moved back to Kessler, who three-bet and received a call.
The fell on the turn, and Kessler's bet was called. The completed the board, and Kessler's bet was called once more.
Kessler announced, "I have nut-nut," tabling for a full house and a wheel. His opponent turned over , losing the high but chopping the low with a wheel of his own.
One player opened from under the gun, and he was called by Norman Chad on the button. The small blind and the big blind also tagged along.
The flop was , and action checked over to Chad, who bet. The small blind made it two bets, and Chad called very quickly. The turn was the , and the small blind led out again. Chad called. On the river, both players checked.
The small blind showed , and Chad tapped the tabled and mucked his hand.
Six-time World Series of Poker Circuit ring winner John Holley was involved in a pot against Alexey Makarov. Makarov bet on fifth street, and Holley called. Holley checked on sixth street, Makarov bet, and Holley called. On seventh, Holley check-called one more bet from Makarov.
Makarov showed , and that was good. Holley flashed his and mucked the rest of his hand.
Mark Gregorich: /
Ted Forrest: /
Opponent: / - (fold)
Mark Gregorich bet on fifth and sixth streets, losing an opponent on fifth and forcing Ted Forrest to fold on sixth. He picked up a healthy pot early on here in the first level.