By the time the turn showed A♦3♥2♣7♣, Ryan Harfouch bet 1,600. Alan Mulleady grabbed into his stack and then grabbed raising chips, but used the green T-25,000 chip for it to have Harfouch stunned momentarily before he folded.
"I have done that a few times," Jonathan Wright mentioned in the table chat while Mulleady stacked the profit.
Joshua Terebelo raised to 500 under the gun and faced a three-bet to 2,000 from David Flowers, which he called.
The dealer laid out a A♥6♠3♥ flop, which saw Terebelo check before quickly folding when Flowers continued for 3,000.
With 3,300 in the middle to the J♣6♠5♠4♦ turn, Tyson Allen checked in the big blind. Niklas Deitmer bet 1,700, and Allen called before they checked the Q♣ on the river. Allen briefly showed his cards but mucked when Deitmer tabled the A♠J♥ for a pair of jacks with ace kicker.
Jeffrey Leonard opened to 600 from the hijack and called a three-bet of 2,000 from David Hudson, who was in the cutoff.
Leonard led out for 1,500 on the 10♣2♥10♦ flop and Hudson called. Both players then checked down the 10♠ turn and 3♦ river.
Leonard motioned that Hudson was good, and Hudson turned over A♣K♠ to claim the pot.
Jorge Rios completed from the small blind, and Gabi Livshitz checked his option in the big blind.
The 6♣3♣J♠ flop checked through before the 10♣ landed on the turn. Rios bet 300 and was met by a raise to 1,100 from Livshitz. Rios called.
The 10♥ completed the board, and Rios check-called a bet of 3,500 from Livshitz. Livshitz tabled Q♣4♣ for a flush, earning him the pot as Rios mucked.
Jeffrey Chaffin opened to 600 from the button before Trent Schuler called out of the small blind. Nils Pudel defended the big blind to create a three-handed pot preflop.
The 10♥7♦2♦ flop led to a bet of 1,100 from Schuler. Both Pudel and Chaffin called.
Schuler checked the 7♣ turn, which led to a bet of 3,500 from Pudel. Chaffin folded, but Schuler stayed in with a call.
The A♥ river resulted in a round of checks. Schuler tabled K♦10♦ for tens-up and Pudel mucked in response.
Doug Polk, two months after the Texas card room he co-owns reopened following legal issues, is stepping away from his duties with The Lodge Card Club.
The heads-up no-limit hold'em specialist, in a tweet, said he hasn't sold off his shares of the business, however.
Brock Squire was on the button, heads-up with his neighbor Andrii Hrilberh in the small blind.
The players were already on the 8♦Q♦10♠2♥ turn with a pot of around 8,500, and Hrilberh checked.
Squire bet 5,000, and Hrilberh went into around a minute of tanking before making the call to see the 4♠ river.
Hrilberh made a quick check, and Squire also checked behind with Hrilberh tabling his A♥J♦ for ace-high. Squire took the pot after flipping over his J♣J♠.
Francesco Morales raised to 600 from under the gun, and Philip Sandlin three-bet to 2,400 from the cutoff. Morales called.
The flop came down 3♥4♥4♣, and both players checked to see the 10♦ on the turn. Morales led out for 2,200, and Sandlin quickly raised to 6,000.
Morales gave it some thought but ultimately decided to fold, surrendering the pot to Sandlin.
On the river of a Q♠10♥6♥9♠10♣ board with around 9,000 in the middle, Alan Arbos Fernandez paid off a bet worth 6,000 by Gabriel Mirel. The latter tabled the K♣J♣ for the turned king-high straight and that was good enough to win the healthy pot early on.
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