Anton Makiievskyi opened for 2,000 and Maria Mayrinck defended her big blind. Just as the flop was being dealt Andrew "luckychewy" Lichtenberger arrived at their table with his chips in a rack and took a seat to her right. Mayrink gave a cry-mock dismay and asked her friend, “Don’t you have another village to terrorize?”
Luckychewy replied that he was just there to spread the love as the dealer spread the flop of 
. Mayrinck check-folded to a bet, telling Makiievskyi that she played honestly and would only play back at him if she had something.
After eight hours of poker, there is no sign of Mayrinck slowing up on her determination to make her table the fun table. It would be unwise to bring a serious demeanor to table and Lichtenberger certainly won’t do that.
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against a player's 
and he managed to get value on all three streets.
board with about 40,000 in the middle, Nabih Zaczac bet effectively 45,000-ish. His opponent called all in after about 30 seconds and Zaczac tabled 
for a rivered set. His opponent shrugged and showed his defeated 
before making his exit.
. His opponent stood up from the table and he held his lead through the turn (
flop. After the first player checked, Jacobson bet 7,000. He was called.
to pair the board, and both players checked to see the 
come out on the river. After the first player checked, Jacobson bet 20,000. His opponent wasted little time in making the call.
, and Cannuli had 37,800 in front of him. His opponent on the button had the all in button, as well as 87,300 cut out. Cannuli tanked until Matt Affleck softly asked the dealer for the clock a few minutes after we arrived. About halfway through his final minute, Cannuli made his choice, announcing a call.
for a pair of threes.
for a straight, and he dragged the massive pot, saying it was his opponents' reaction to something earlier in the hand that prompted the call.