Lennart Holtkamp raised preflop and Kyle Kloeckner called out of the big blind. The flop came
and Kloeckner led for 75,000. Holtkamp quickly raised the pot and Kloeckner moved all in.Kloeckner:
Holtkamp:
The huge wrap draw for Kloeckner proved worth all of his chips when the
hit the turn, landing him a straight flush. The river blanked off and didn't matter. Holtkamp had mucked his hand before the river anyway because he knew he was dead after the turn.Kloeckner doubled to about 400,000.
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. Lennart Holtkamp checks first to act, and Allen Cunningham puts in a bet of 50,000. Next is Max Pescatori, and he thinks for a few minutes before calling. Holtkamp gets out of the way.
. Cunningham checks, and Pescatori re-checks his cards. He seems satisfied, and makes a bet of 75,000. This time it's Cunningham who needs a second look, and he doesn't seem so pleased. He drops his cards into the muck, and ships some chips over to his fellow Full Tilt pro.
and Pescatori checked. Depa bet out and Pescatori called.
for the straight. Depa showed 
. Pescatori checked, and Kloeckner continued out for 50,000. Max paused for a minute, and then put in a minimum raise to 100,000. Kyle slammed a stack of chips together, and slapped his cards into the muck. As he continues to falter a little, his count has dropped to just 200,000, and he is now the table short stack.
, and slides them to the muck. Hurst smiles wryly and turns over two of his own, 
. Pescatori bets out 65,000, and Hegeman moves all in for his last 12,000 on top, which the Italian Pirate quickly calls. The hands are turned over:
makes him a full house, and draws a reaction from the players and specators. After hitting that river, Hegeman has doubled up to a somewhat-comfortable 242,000. Pescatori has dropped down a bit to around 280,000.
, and slides them to the dealer.