Action folded to Chris Furbert in the hijack who limped. The cutoff limped as well. The button raised it to 250. The small and the big blind folded. Furbert and the player in the cutoff made the excess.
The dealer spread . Furbert checked, along with the player in the cutoff. The raiser bet 650. Furbert called and the cutoff folded.
The turn was the and was checked around.
The river came the and Furbert led for 850. His opponent called. Furbert tabled for a flush and his opponent mucked his hand.
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. Furbert checked, along with the player in the cutoff. The raiser bet 650. Furbert called and the cutoff folded.
and was checked around. 
and Furbert led for 850. His opponent called. Furbert tabled 
for a flush and his opponent mucked his hand.
