Michael Mizrachi checked a flop to his lone opponent, Vanessa Selbst. She bet the pot, and he called. He checked again on the turn, and Selbst potted to 16,300. It didn't take very long for the Grinder to reraise all in for another 50,000 or so. Selbst thought about it for a few seconds before tossing away her cards. She's been on a steady slide today and is down around 75,000. The Grinder is up to 100,000.
With Roberts tanking, Brown said along the lines of, "I hope you don't have a set of aces."
Roberts responded, "No, I don't have the nuts."
Failla chimed in and asked the dealer to take control of the situation as there is a rule in place that disallows players from talking about their hands, even during heads-up play. Brown stated that no one else was in the hand, but Failla mentioned that it doesn't matter. Finally, the floor was called... again... and this is what happened after Roberts eventually folded.
A different floorman than last time came over and was told the situation after the hand was complete. It was ruled that both Brown and Roberts broke the rule about revealing any information about your hand and were issued a one-hand penalty. Both Brown and Roberts tried to argue, but the floor was adamant that the ruling was correct. The players then asked to get a new floorperson for an explanation. After a minute, another floor came over and explained that if it was him, he would've given the players more than just a one-hand penalty and said that he'd have issued a one-round penalty, so they should consider themselves lucky.
After the floor left, the players talked a bit more about how the no-talking rule is pretty absurd in their opinion.
On the board, Joe Serock called a bet of 6,400 in position on one player. The river then completed the board with the and the first player bet 10,800. Serock made the call, but mucked when his opponent tabled the for three kings.
Jeff Lisandro raised the pot to 3,500 and then the cutoff seat reraised to 8,500. The small blind called and Lisandro called all in for 7,800. The flop came down and the small blind checked. The cutoff seat bet 15,000 and the small blind folded, leaving Lisandro heads up with just one opponent.
Lisandro held the to his opponent's .
The turn was the to put Lisandro behind and the river completed the board with the . Lisandro went down to his opponent's aces and queens and hit the rail.
Gavin Cochrane opened to 3,300 under the gun, and a player in middle position called before the action got to Michael Binger in the big blind. He called, and as soon as the dealer laid out the flop, Binger pushed out his whole stack. He was all in for 9,800. Cochrane made the call and the third player folded.
Binger: for the nut flush draw and a gutshot with overcards
Cochrane: for a pair of kings
The turn meant they could be chopping, but the river gave Binger top two pair for the double. He moved up 30,000.
Vanessa Selbst just got it all in with her opponent on the flop. She held the and her opponent the . The turn was a and the river a to give Selbst a straight. She won the pot, eliminated her opponent and moved to 125,000 in chips.
One table is playing musical chairs. They had just broken Table #277 (the table numbers don't correspond to the seating draw). Just as that table was emptying, a player (who shall remain nameless) spilled an entire cup of coffee across the felt at a different table. It was too big of a spill to clean up quickly and continue playing, so the whole table moved one over to the recently-vacated #277.
On the board of , Michael Mizrachi bet 2,000 before Vanessa Selbst raised to 7,500. Mizrachi made the call and the river completed the board with the . Mizrachi checked and Selbst checked.
flop to his lone opponent, Vanessa Selbst. She bet the pot, and he called. He checked again on the 
turn, and Selbst potted to 16,300. It didn't take very long for the Grinder to reraise all in for another 50,000 or so. Selbst thought about it for a few seconds before tossing away her cards. She's been on a steady slide today and is down around 75,000. The Grinder is up to 100,000.![[user68268]](/img/avatars/avatar.svg){kind=avatar}
and Roberts had bet. Brown raised to put Roberts all in with no one else in the hand.
flop, Jesus Cortes checked, Josh Tieman checked and then Jason Senti bet 2,000. Cortes called and Tieman folded.
and Cortes check-called a bet of 3,800 from Senti.
and both players checked.
board, Joe Serock called a bet of 6,400 in position on one player. The river then completed the board with the 
and the first player bet 10,800. Serock made the call, but mucked when his opponent tabled the 
for three kings.
and the small blind checked. The cutoff seat bet 15,000 and the small blind folded, leaving Lisandro heads up with just one opponent.
to his opponent's 
. Lisandro went down to his opponent's aces and queens and hit the rail.
for a pair of kings
river gave Binger top two pair for the double. He moved up 30,000.
flop. She held the 
and her opponent the 
and the river a 
to give Selbst a straight. She won the pot, eliminated her opponent and moved to 125,000 in chips.
and Selbst mucked her hand.
