Hand #75- Allen Cunningham raises from the button and Nicolas Halvorson three-bets all in for about 140,000 from the small blind. Cunningham calls with , ahead of Halvorson's .
The board ran out , giving both player a six-high straight to chop the pot.
Hand #76- Jaspal Brar received a walk.
Hand #77- Jaspal Brar limped from the small blind, Anthony Harb checked his option, and Brar took it down with a bet after the flop.
Hand #78- Nicolas Halvorson raised the pot from the hijack and Eric Crain three-bet all in for 80,000 from the cutoff. Halvorson called with , trailing Crain's . The board ran out , safe for Crain to double up.
Hand #69- Nicolas Halvorson bet the pot from the button, and the blinds folded.
Hand #70- Halvorson once again bet pot when folded to him, and once again, he took down the blinds.
Hand #71- Lev Rofman gets a walk in the big blind.
Hand #72- Jaspal Brar raised to 33,00 from the cutoff, and the blinds released.
Hand #73- Eric Crain moved all in for his last 48,000 from under the gun +1, and Allen Cunningham called from the big blind.
Crain:
Cunningham:
Cunningham had live cards, but Crain took a huge lead when the flop came . Cunningham would now need runner runner, and the turn didn't help, coming . The meaningless river was the , and Crain scored the double up.
Hand #74- Cunningham bet pot from the small blind, and Halvorson folded his big blind.
Hand #65- Allen Cunningham raised to 35,000 under the gun, taking down the blinds.
Hands #66-67- Lev Rofman raised to 40,000 from the button and cutoff, winning both pots.
Hand #68- Jaspal Brar raised to 33,000 under the gun and action folded around to Eric Crain in the big blind. He reraised the pot (107,000), sending Brar into the tank for nearly five minutes. Ultimately, Brar four-bet all in for 163,000 and Crain called.
Brar:
Crain:
The flop was a safe for Crain, but Brar caught the on the turn to take the lead. The river was the , doubling up Brar and leaving Crain with about 55,000.
Hand #60- Eric Crain made it 35,000 to go under the gun, and everyone folded, giving him the blinds.
Hand #61- Ken Shelton made it 40,000 from the cutoff, and everyone folded, giving him the blinds.
Hand #62- Action folded to our short stack Nicolas Halvorson on the button, and he bet pot, 56,000. Jaspal Brar spent quite some time in the tank in the big blind before eventually folding his hand, giving Halvorson the pot.
Hand #63- Allen Cunningham made it 35,000 to go from the hijack, and everyone folded, giving him the blinds and antes.
Hand #64- Crain made it 38,000 to go from the cutoff, and Lev Rofman called from the big blind. He checked dark before the dealer could put the on the flop, and Crain made it 51,000. Rofman only took a few seconds before announcing pot, a raise to 135,000, and Crain kicked his hand in.
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Hand #57- Anthony Harb limped from the small blind and Lev Rofman raised to 32,000 in the big blind. Harb called and the flop fell . A check from Harb led to a bet from Rofman. Hard quickly folded and Rofman took the pot, showing .
Hand #58- Allen Cunningham raised to 35,000 from under the gun and Jaspal Brar three-bet to 69,000 from the cutoff. Cunningham called to see a flop and check-called a bet of 57,000. The turn fell and Cunningham checked to Brar again who fired 81,000. After a few moments, Cunningham raised all in, resulting in a quick fold from Brar.
Hand #59- Lev Rofman raised to 32,000 on the button and Allen Cunningham three-bet to 90,000 from the big blind. Rofman folded, giving the pot to Cunningham.
Hand #53- Jaspal Brar made it 34,000 from early position, and he won the blinds.
Hand #54- Eric Crain was in the big blind but had yet to arrive yet. Action folded around to Nicolas Halvorson, who got the rare walk in the small blind.
Hand #55- Anthony Harb made it 32,000 from under the gun, and Jaspal Brar defended his big blind. Both players checked when the flop came , and the turn brought the . Brar check folded to a 35,000 bet, and Harb took the pot.
Hand #56- Allen Cunningham made it 35,000 from the hijack, and Eric Crain three bet it to 80,000. It got back around to Cunningham, and he thought for just a few moments before folding.
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