Ben Lamb opened his button to 5,500, and Jonathan Depa called in the big blind.
The flop landed 
and Depa check-called a bet of 11,500 from Lamb.
The 
and 
checked through on the turn and river, and Depa showed his 
.
Lamb revealed his 
, and he collected the pot.
Niveau: 5
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 2,000
Isaac Haxton was all in for his last 26,000 on the 
flop against Justin Bonomo.
Bonomo: 
Haxton: 
The turn and river landed the 
and 
, and Haxton secured the double.
Fresh off his victory in Event #2 for $400,000, Brandon Adams has now entered Event #3.
Two players checked to Anthony Zinno and he bet 7,000 on 
. Only small blind Ben Lamb called. Check-check on the 
and the 
completed the board. Lamb checked and Zinno went with a small bet of 9,000. Lamb called and Zinno showed 
for the ace-high flush.
Sam Soverel raised the cutoff to 5,500 and Dan Shak three-bet the button to 20,000.
Soverel called, and then both players checked down the 
board.
Soverel tabled his , but it would be Shak's 
that would see him collect the pot.
On the turn with the board reading 
, Dan Shak bet 6,500 from the button. Ryan Tosoc check-raised the small blind to 30,000, and Dominik Nitsche called in the big blind.
Shak called also, and the river landed the and both Tosoc and Nitsche checked.
Shak bet 65,000, and Tosoc and Nitsche folded.
Shak tabled his for the nut flush, and scooped in the pot.
Ben Lamb checked in the small blind on and big blind Keith Lehr bet 16,000. Lamb called and the turn was the . Lamb checked again and Lehr snap-potted. It was 57,000. Lamb used an extension as he thought.
"So sick," he said. "You always show me a bluff here."
Eventually, he folded. Lehr didn't show.
"If you had the nut flush, you're an idiot," Lamb said.
"Why am I an idiot?"
"I would have called a smaller bet."
"Maybe I didn't want you to call a smaller bet."
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