Alex Keating raised to 6,000 on the button and was called by John Smith in the big blind. Smith then led out for 7,500 on the flop, which Keating called. When the was put out on the turn, Smith bet 15,000, Keating called, and the hit the river.
At this point Smith checked, Keating moved all in for 59,500 and Smith called. Keating rolled over P8d} for a rivered flush and crushed Smith's straight. Keating is up to around 170,000 while Smith was left with just 8,500.
Joe Tehan limped from the small blind and Alex Keating checked his option from the big to see a flop of . Tehan bet 3,000, Keating raised to 8,000, Tehan folded, and that was that.
Ali Eslami raised to 6,000 on the button and was called by John Smith in the small blind and Pat Walsh in the big. Action checked to Eslami on the flop and he fired out 12,500. Smith was quick to get out of the way while Walsh surprised everyone with a check-raise to 27,000. It proved too much for Eslami as he conceded the hand.
Joe Tehan moved all in for 37,300 from the button and was called by Ali Eslami in the big blind.
Tehan:
Eslami:
Tehan had been making a lot of moves of late and it seemed his days were numbered. That all changed when the flop came down giving him a pair and the lead. The turn changed nothing and neither did the river. Just like that Tehan doubled to around 80,000 while Eslami dropped to 75,000.
On a flop of , Ali Eslami checked, John Smith bet 6,100, and Eslami folded.
Two hands later, Joe Tehan raised to 5,000 under the gun and Smith raised to 11,200 from the small blind. Pat Walsh quickly folded in the big blind and Tehan followed suit.
Action folded to Pat Walsh in the small blind and he limped. Joe Tehan, who is the short stack, proceeded to move all in from the big blind and Walsh quickly folded.
On the next hand, action folded to Tehan in the small blind and he shipped his stack, prompting Alex Keating to fold the big blind. Tehan seems determined to chip his way back up.
John Smith raised to 5,500 on the button only to have Joe Tehan, the bigger stack, move all in from the big blind. Smith shrugged and called off for a total of 40,400.
Tehan:
Smith:
Tehan was ahead and even more so when the flop came down , although Smith could make a straight with any ten. Wouldn't you know it, the spiked on the turn. Tehan was drawing dead as the was run out on the river. Tehan is down to around 38,000 while Smith double to over 80,000.
From under the gun, John Smith raised to 5,500. Ali Eslami made the call from the big blind and the two went to the flop to see the come down.
Both players checked the flop and the was added to the board on the turn. They both checked again and the paired the board on the river. After Eslami checked, Smith bet and Eslami folded.
Alex Keating raised to 5,000 preflop and Pat Walsh made the call to watch the flop come down . From there, Walsh checked, Keating bet 5,000, Walsh check-raised to 15,000, and Keating made the call.
When the dealer burned and turned the , Walsh took the initiative and led out for 21,000. Keating hit the tank before conceding the hand.
flop, which Keating called. When the 
was put out on the turn, Smith bet 15,000, Keating called, and the 
hit the river.
for a rivered flush and crushed Smith's 
straight. Keating is up to around 170,000 while Smith was left with just 8,500.
. Tehan bet 3,000, Keating raised to 8,000, Tehan folded, and that was that.
flop and he fired out 12,500. Smith was quick to get out of the way while Walsh surprised everyone with a check-raise to 27,000. It proved too much for Eslami as he conceded the hand.
giving him a pair and the lead. The 
river. Just like that Tehan doubled to around 80,000 while Eslami dropped to 75,000.
, although Smith could make a straight with any ten. Wouldn't you know it, the 
was run out on the river. Tehan is down to around 38,000 while Smith double to over 80,000.
was added to the board on the turn. They both checked again and the 
paired the board on the river. After Eslami checked, Smith bet and Eslami folded.