Eric Baldwin was seen collecting a pot after his opponent called his river bet on a board that read 
.
Baldwin's winning hand of 
was showing as he took down a decent sized pot to add to his stack after his opponent mucked his cards.
Level: 7
Blinds: 300/500
Ante: 500
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A player opened and Marcus Laffen raised the opponent all-in. His opponent called for their last 13,000 and the two tabled their hands.
Opponent: 
Marcus Laffen: 
The board came down 
and Laffen's kings held on for the pot, sending a player out the door.
Gerald Fletcher was facing off with one opponent as the board read 
. His opponent made a bet of 5,500 into a pot of about the same size. Fletcher called.
The river was the . His opponent loaded agin and made the same size bet of 5,500 which Fletcher instantly called.
His opponent showed the but that was no good as Fletcher had the 
for the rivered better pair.
The flop read 
and there was 2,000 in the pot. The action was uncertain but Jeannette Mendez was all-in for 25,000 and Andrew Ostapchenko had enough chips in the middle to call.
Jeannette Mendez: 
Adnrew Ostapchenko:
The turn and 
river failed to alter a thing for Ostapchenko as Mendez secured a complete double with her queens.
The flop read 
. Ben Thomas called the 3,000 bet of his opponent and they went to the turn which came the .
Thomas's opponent fired again for 4,500 which Thomas called.
The river was the . His opponent did not slow down and instantly made a bet of 5,500. Thomas slowed the pace and thought for about ten seconds before popping a raise to 19,000 which forced a quick fold from his opponent and Thomas took in the pot.
Level: 6
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 400
The board had 
face-up and there was around 21,500 in the middle. Action fell on Shannon Shorr who took his time before he pushed in 23,000.
His opponent took a quick moment but in the end, they folded the hand to Shorr who scooped in a healthy-sized pot early in the day.
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