Smith Can't Find a Fold; Busts to Foxen
Alex Foxen opened with a raise to 9,000 from under the gun before Dan Smith three-bet to 28,000 from the hijack. Action folded back to Foxen who called.
The flop was 
and Foxen checked to Smith who continued for 35,000. Foxen called.
On the 
turn, Foxen checked again. Smith made it 65,000. Foxen called once more.
The river was the 
and Foxen checked a third time. Smith then put out a bet of roughly 104,000, leaving himself with one red T1,000 chip behind. Foxen quickly announced that he was all in. Smith laughed, made a confused face, shrugged, then called.
Smith showed his 
and Foxen turned over his cards, first revealing the 
then just after the 
for trip eights.
"I wonder when someone is going to bluff doing that," Sean Winter said after the hand.
"I was excited because I thought he was going to fold," Foxen said. "I was going to show the ace of hearts and that's it."
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. Action checked to Winter, he bet 8,000 and Foxen called.
on the river. Foxen pushed in a bet of 33,000 and Winter snap-called. Foxen showed 
for nothing and Winter tabled 
for a flopped pair of aces, taking down the pot.
on the flop and Bonomo threw in 30,000.
turn, Tilston checked again. Riess made it 47,000. Tilston then folded and Riess took down the pot, pushing him to nearly 500,000 chips.
and Tilston pushed in a bet of 65,000. 
landed on the turn. Tilston bet 90,000, Petrangelo took a moment before he called and the dealer flipped over a 
on the river.