The player in middle position raised to 250. Artem Zverkhovskyy, in the small blind, called, along with Lisa Fleishman, in the big blind.
The flop was 
. Zverkhovskyy and Fleishman checked. The original raiser continued for 500. Both his opponents called.
The turn came the 
. Zverkhovskyy and Fleishmann checked again. The original raiser continued for 1,900. Zverkhoskyy and Fleishmann called.
The 
river completed the board. Zverkhovskyy and Fleishmann checked for a third time. The original raiser moved all in for 6,000. Zverkhovskyy reshoved for 15,000. Fleishmann called, putting at risk her last 7,000. The original raiser showed 
. Fleishman tabled 
and Zverkhovskyy revealed 
for a higher straight flush to take it down, sending his opponents to the rail.
| Joueur | Jetons | Progression |
|---|---|---|
|
45,000
45,000
|
45,000 |
|
Eliminé |
on the turn, completing the straight flush for Bensimhon. He checked, only to see the big blind shove his stack for about 6,000. Bensimhon called excitedly, screaming "Straight flush!" as he revealed his cards. His opponent rolled over 
for the defeated nut flush.
board on the turn. One had moved all-in and action was firmly on Arash Amirpour, who had a decision to make. He didn't seem to like his spot all that much but made a quick call all the same.
a long way ahead of the 
brick and Amirpour has jumped up to 30,500.
and [Removed:301] found a double.
versus an open and two calls. The board came 
. Wolak checked. Barnes bet 525. Wolak check-called. The turn came the 
. Wolak bet 800. Her opponent called. The 
. His opponents mucked.