Barry Greenstein raised from the cutoff, but the remaining part of the hand brought an all-out attack from Jared Bleznick.
Bleznick three-bet from the small blind and triple-barreled the board. Greenstein called preflop, on the flop, and on the turn, but he laid down on the river.
A wounded Greenstein was at least relieved with Bleznick's deliberate showdown as he turned up for a flopped full house.
Larry Tull had the bring-in and Samoeun Mon called before Jameson Painter completed. Both Tull and Mon called as Painter bet fourth and only Mon called.
Both players checked fifth before Mon bet sixth and seventh and Painter called both times.
Tull: / (folded on fourth)
Mon: / /
Painter: / /
Mon revealed his for a low, as Painter showed his for the high.
Larry Tull completed with the and tangled with John Sorgen who called with the .
Tull bet out on fourth with an ace-king out, and Sorgen called. Tull continued on fifth, earning one more call before sixth street remained checked.
Tull led out again on the river, but Sorgen called the last bet as well.
Larry Tull: /
John Sorge: /
Tull was reaching out for his chips, thinking the result was a chop. "Oh, you have the same low?" Tull noticed a few moments later, figuring out that he was three-quartered.
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and Rossi checked to Mon who bet 25,000. Rossi check-raised all in for her last 30,000 and Mon called.
and 
and a rivered two pairs kept Rossi alive against Mon's low.
board. Greenstein called preflop, on the flop, and on the turn, but he laid down on the river.
for a flopped full house.
and the pot was chopped up.
and Tull bet out 25,000 with Bleznick calling as the 
landed on the turn.
for the high.
/ 
