Level 32
: 40,000/80,000, 10,000 ante
Raymond Weaver and John Bowman were just at it again, this time both playing from the blinds. Following a Weaver open and Bowman call, the flop came single-suited �� 
�� and Weaver led with a bet of 300,000. Bowman made it 700,000, and Weaver called.
The turn was the 
, and when Weaver checked, Bowman pushed all in for 1.08 million total. Weaver counted out the chips to call and put them forward.
Bowman tabled 
for the flopped flush. "Even if I hit, you got me," said Weaver as he turned over 
. The meaningless 
river then fell and Bowman scooped the chips.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
9,400,000
-1,600,000
|
-1,600,000 |
|
3,450,000
1,650,000
|
1,650,000 |
flop, with both responding with by checking. Then the 
turn inspired Weaver to bet 200,000, and Bowman called.
. Weaver bet 300,000 this time, and after thinking for some time Bowman called. Weaver turned over 
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, knowing it was the best hand, and sure enough Weaver was behind with 
.
. Kilpatrick started to gather his things before Daniel Weinman pointed out that he was drawing live.
, 
, and 
, Kilpatrick would survive.
) turned however, and a meaningless 
completed the board.
. Weinman check-called 300,000 from Weaver, and the turn brought the 
.
flop. The turn brought the 
and another check from Kilpatrick, and he mucked his hand even before Weaver's bet of 200,000 had landed in front of him.
! "That's a very good hand," deadpanned a standing Zinaty as he showed 
flop did give him a leading pair of threes. He held when the turn and river came 
respectively, and doubled to over 1.6 million chips.
, and when Weaver led for 175,000, Weinman came back with a raise to 450,000 which Weaver called.
for the straight, Weinman mucked disappointedly.
, which made the river 
no matter.