Soi Nguyen opened to 4,500 and was called by Jason Senti. In the small blind, a player three-bet to 13,500, and Nguyen made the call. Senti folded. The small blind pushed all in for his last 30,000 or so on the flop.
"I call," Nguyen said immediately. "I flopped a boat."
He turned over , and his opponent was in horrid shape with . The turn brought a for a mild sweat, but the river sent the pot to Nguyen.
Erik Seidel had been building all day and was up and over 120,000 when he ran into David Lucchesi moments ago.
We saw Seidel bet out 6,600 on a flop and ponder the call for a minute or two when Lucchesi shoved behind for 42,800. He eventually made the call and was ahead with versus Lucchesi's flush draw.
No heart came on the turn, but the river completed the flush and handed Lucchesi the pot.
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flop, allowing Nitsche to bet out 6,500. Then he shipped it in for 32,500 and Nitsche called instantly.
for Nitsche against Weber's 
and top pair held on a 
run out.
on a board of 
.
flop.
, and his opponent was in horrid shape with 
versus Lucchesi's 
flush draw.
turn, but the 
river completed the flush and handed Lucchesi the pot.
