Level 6
: 250/500, 50 ante
We found Brian Hastings firing out a hefty bet on the end with the board having come 
, and his lone opponent made the call. Hastings couldn't beat his opponent's 
for a straight.
On the next hand, Hastings called a raise, and by the turn the board had come 
. Hastings bet 3,500 and was called by an out-of-position opponent, and both players checked the 
river. In this case, Hastings' 
for top pair on the flop was the winner.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
77,000
-16,000
|
-16,000 |
|
||
. It wasn’t a huge pot, suggesting there hadn’t been a lot of action leading up to the river. McLellan tends to have an aggressive image and his opponent no doubt took that into consideration when, after some thought, he made the call.
. His opponent had made the call with 
and Van Zadelhoff's queens held to win him the pot.
for middle set, and Newman was drawing very slim with 
for bottom set.
bricked off on the river.
, and Karanam cut out chips to call, staring at his opponent to see if he reacted. After a bit of thought, Karanam dropped the chips into the middle, and his opponent instantly flipped over 
for ace-jack high. Karanam was a bit better with 
on a board reading 
river was of no consequence, and that was all she wrote for Heitmann.
, and both blinds checked to Marvin Rettenmaier who was seated under the gun. Rettenmaier bet 1,625, the small blind folded, and Jeff Rossiter called from the big.
popped up and Rossiter checked to Rettenmaier again who paused for 30 seconds before betting 4,125. Rossiter did some tanking of his own before he ultimately decided to move all in for 9,750 total.
filled out the board, and Rossiter doubled up.
