Brandon Shack-Harris raised to 240,000 from the button and then called when John Hennigan three-bet to 360,000 from the big blind. Hennigan drew one, Shack-Harris took three, and then the latter player called a bet of 120,000 from the former.
Hennigan stood pat, Shack-Harris drew two, and then Shack-Harris called a bet of 240,000. Hennigan stood pat once again and Shack-Harris drew one. Hennigan bet another 240,000, but this time Shack-Harris folded.
Brandon Shack-Harris raised on the button, and Jesse Martin and John Hennigan called out of the blinds.
Player
Draw One
Draw Two
Draw Three
Martin
3
1
1
Hennigan
3
1
Pat
Shack-Harris
Pat
Pat
1
Both players in the blinds check-called a bet from Shack-Harris on the first draw, and the trio all checked on the second. Shack-Harris broke his hand on the third, and Hennigan bet after Martin checked. Both of his opponents folded.
Brandon Shack-Harris brought it in with the and then raised when Jesse Martin completed with the . Martin made the call and then called bets on fourth and fifth street. Shack-Harris bet 240,000 on sixth, and Martin took about 90 seconds before releasing his hand.
John Hennigan raised on the button, Brandon Shack-Harris made it three bets from the small blind, and Hennigan called. The flop fell , Shack-Harris led out, and Hennigan called.
The 2014 WSOP bracelet winner tossed out another bet on the turn (), and Hennigan mucked.
Hennigan raised out of the small blind. Shack-Harris defended his big blind, and Hennigan won with a bet on an all-king flop; .
Shack-Harris called out of the small blind, Jesse Martin checked in the big blind, and both players knuckled on a flop of . The turn was the , and Shack-Harris check-folded to a bet.
Brandon Shack-Harris brought it in with a and then called when John Hennigan completed with his . Shack-Harris then bet fourth, Hennigan called, and Shack-Harris bet 300,000 on fifth. Hennigan called and then that action repeated itself on sixth. Shack-Harris bet a final time on seventh, and that is when Hennigan opted to get out of the way.
Brandon Shack-Harris brought it in with a , Martin completed, and Hennigan raised. Martin called, then called bets from Hennigan on every single street except for seventh, where he folded.
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and then raised when Jesse Martin completed with the 
. Martin made the call and then called bets on fourth and fifth street. Shack-Harris bet 240,000 on sixth, and Martin took about 90 seconds before releasing his hand.
— fold
, Shack-Harris led out, and Hennigan called.
), and Hennigan mucked.
. The turn was the 
, and Shack-Harris check-folded to a bet.
and then called when John Hennigan completed with his 
. Shack-Harris then bet fourth, Hennigan called, and Shack-Harris bet 300,000 on fifth. Hennigan called and then that action repeated itself on sixth. Shack-Harris bet a final time on seventh, and that is when Hennigan opted to get out of the way.
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, Martin completed, and Hennigan raised. Martin called, then called bets from Hennigan on every single street except for seventh, where he folded.