Robert "bustinballs" Kuhn opened under the gun for 437 and was called by Jacob "Bandit275" Powers from middle position before Steve "Gborooo" Gross three-bet to 1,874.
Action folded back to Kuhn who four-bet to 6,203 and only Gross called to see a flop.
Gross lead out for 9,740 and Kuhn snapped off his last 3,694.
Steve "Gborooo" Gross:
Robert "bustinballs" Kuhn:
Kuhn was way ahead after flopping top set but had a sweat after the turn gave Gross a broadway draw.
Luckily for Kuhn, another lady followed on the river improving his hand to a full house and securing his double-up.
In the latest edition of the PokerNews Podcast, Sarah Herring, Jeff Platt, and Chad Holloway break down the first week of World Series of Poker online bracelet events. They even welcome guest Matt “Bodeyster” Bode, who won a bracelet in Event #4: $500 No-Limit Hold'em Super Turbo for $97,091.
They also discuss the settlement in the long-running legal battle between Phil Ivey and Borgata, offer their thoughts on Mike "The Mouth" Matusow's controversial live stream comments after busting an online bracelet event, and breakdown deep runs by both Phil Hellmuth and Daniel Negreanu.
Last October at the World Series of Poker Circuit Horseshoe Southern Indiana in the Louisville area, more than a dozen gold ring events took place. In Event #9: $400 No-Limit Hold’em, 123 entries created a $40,590 prize pool. Poker grinder Tim Garles from Des Moines, Iowa began day 2 as the chip leader and stayed there on his way to victory.
“I have been working really hard, my coach is Jeff Fielder,” Garles said after his win. “I definitely have to thank him.”
He added: “I am just going to keep playing tournaments.”
All told, Garles has $85,782 in lifetime live tournament earnings including second in the 2019 WSOPC Bicycle Casino $400 NLH Double Stack for $10,860 and third in the Horseshoe Council Bluffs Holiday Poker Classic for $9,944.
Garles, who hails from Iowa, just jumped into action today under the screen name "Timmy2bet" and is looking to compliment his ring win with a shiny gold bracelet. He was kind enough to share with us some shots from his AirBnB grind station.
In a recent hand, Garles limped from the hijack only to see Mark "NostraDonkus" Liedtke raise to 550 from the cutoff. "Alluck" called from the button, as did Eric "Stackattack5" Salazar from the big blind, and Garles called to make it four-way action to the flop.
All four players checked and then three more checks followed on the turn. "Alluck" took the opportunity to bet 1,150 and only Garles called to see the river.
Garles check-called a bet of 4,600 and "Alluck" showed , which was no good as Garles had a boat with his .
Action on the table folded around to Kevin "DegenLen" Sullivan who raised to 900 from the cutoff and Chad "clayne" Layne three-bet to 3,100 from the small blind.
The big blind folded and action was back on Sullivan who jammed for his remaining 9,575, Layne called.
Chad "clayne" Layne:
Kevin "DegenLen" Sullivan:
Sullivan was behind and things got worse after the flop gave Layne the straight.
The turn left Layne drawing dead and he re-entered the tournament after the completed the board on the river.
"Bellyflop84" limped from middle position and Nathan "surfbum" Gamble, who was a PLO8 bracelet earlier in the series, did the same from the button. The short-stacked Peter "papichulo" Park then checked his option from the big blind to bring about a flop of .
Park led out for 875 and both his opponents called to see the turn.
Park bet his last 1,298, "Bellyflop84" called, and Gamble popped it to 6,400. "Bellyflop84" got out of the way and the hands were turned up.
Nathan "surfbum" Gamble:
Peter "papichulo" Park:
Park had two pair but was drawing dead to the top set of Gamble, who was pushed the pot after the meaningless was run out on the river.
Park opted to rebuy and was topped off with a fresh 20,000 starting stack.