Stephane Blouin opened with a raise to 1,200 from under the gun +1. Action folded to John Juanda who was on the button and he popped it up with a reraise to 3,600. Action folded back around and after a few seconds Blouin just called.
The flop came down 
and after a few seconds Blouin checked. Juanda continued firing with a bet of 4,200 and Blouin called after thinking for a bit. The turn was the 
and both players checked. On the river 
, Blouin put in a bet of 5,200. Juanda took a second look at his cards, counted his chips, then eventually folded his hand. That hand dropped Juanda to under the Day 1 starting stack and left him looking for some much needed chips here on Day 2.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
19,500
-1,750
|
-1,750 |
|
||
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. There was about 50,000 in the middle, and Flaherty had fired out a bet of 35,000.
for trip aces.
, but Stembera turned over 
, and O'Rourke would need help. That's exactly what he got on the flop, as the dealer spread 
, and O'Rourke doubled up.
flop.
landed on the turn and Coffman tapped the table again.
.
completed the board, and Kampanatsanyakorn instantly bet out 18,000. He was snap called, before turning over his 
. Weisner then tabled her 
and roughly 7,000 in the pot we found WSOP bracelet winner Ronnie Bardah leading out with a bet of 2,800.
and his opponent folded to see the pot pushed to the Brockton, Massachusetts native as he climbed to 90,000 in chips.
, but the 
on the turn made her sweat. Rowsome asked for a red card, and while the dealer brought a black card, it was the 
, giving her the win and the much needed double up, as she was down to just 12,700 before that hand.
turn and 
river, and when Buckner tabled 
, Goschel tossed his cards to the dealer.
