Jamie Strickland, Clint Fawcett, and John Short were looking down at a flop of . Strickland tapped the table and Fawcett led at the pot for 9,300. Short flat called and Strickland tanked for a bit before moving out a raise to 30,300. Fawcett thought for a moment before releasing and Short followed suit. Strickland showed and let out a sigh of relief. With this pot he's now sporting a stack of about 115,000.
Action folded to the button who raised to 4,300. Carl Brewington called from the big blind and the dealer spread a flop of . Brewington checked and his opponent continued for 5,200.
"I'm all in," said Brewington.
His opponent looked a bit stunned by the bet. "Alright, I call," he replied, showing for top pair and the nut flush draw. He was behind, however, as Brewington flopped two pair with .
Brewington's opponent had a lot of outs to improve but did not hit them as the turn and river came and respectively. Brewington's opponent, stunned, quickly exited the tournament area while Brewington stacked his newly earned chips. He's currently sitting on about 310,000. After the hand, Brewington wanted us to make sure that we posted that he's doing so successful because of his lucky wife.
Action folded around the player in the cutoff and he made it 4,200 to go. David Martin called out of the big blind and the flop brought . Martin checked and the raiser checked behind to see the hit on fourth. Once again two hands tapped the table and the paired the board on the river.
Action went check-check and Martin's opponent rolled up for king-high. Martin held for ace-high, though, and was able to pick up a small pot.
Four players including Pedro Rios, Nancy Todd, and BJ McBrayer entered a raised pot and saw a flop of fall. The player in the big blind checked to Rios and he shot out a bet of 11,000. McBrayer folded and Todd followed suit. Eventually, the big blind also relented and Rios took down the pot.
A short-stacked player got his last 29,100 all in against BJ McBrayer. McBrayer was behind going to the flop.
McBrayer:
Opponent:
The board ran out and McBrayer's opponents quads were more than enough to score a double up. This cut out enough of McBrayer's stack to bring him down to about 115,000.
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. Strickland tapped the table and Fawcett led at the pot for 9,300. Short flat called and Strickland tanked for a bit before moving out a raise to 30,300. Fawcett thought for a moment before releasing and Short followed suit. Strickland showed 
and let out a sigh of relief. With this pot he's now sporting a stack of about 115,000.
. Brewington checked and his opponent continued for 5,200.
for top pair and the nut flush draw. He was behind, however, as Brewington flopped two pair with 
.
and 
respectively. Brewington's opponent, stunned, quickly exited the tournament area while Brewington stacked his newly earned chips. He's currently sitting on about 310,000. After the hand, Brewington wanted us to make sure that we posted that he's doing so successful because of his lucky wife.
. Martin checked and the raiser checked behind to see the 
hit on fourth. Once again two hands tapped the table and the 
paired the board on the river.
for king-high. Martin held 
fall. The player in the big blind checked to Rios and he shot out a bet of 11,000. McBrayer folded and Todd followed suit. Eventually, the big blind also relented and Rios took down the pot.
and McBrayer's opponents quads were more than enough to score a double up. This cut out enough of McBrayer's stack to bring him down to about 115,000.