Nick Binger limped on the button while David Bach checked his option in the big blind, leading to a flop of . Bach checked, Binger bet 75,000, Bach check-raised to 225,000, Bach moved all in, and Binger called off.
Bach:
Binger:
Binger's supporters went nuts when the hit the turn to give him a flush and guarantee their man at least half the pot. Now imagine that excitement amplified times two as the bricked on the river and allowed Binger to scoop the pot.
He is right back in the thick of things with 2.26 million.
David Bach raised to 150,000 from the button and Nick Binger called from the big blind. Binger proceeded to check-call bets of 300,000 on the flop and 450,000 on the turn.
When the appeared on the river, Binger checked, Bach bet 500,000, and Binger tank folded.
Nick Binger called on the button and David Bach checked his option in the big blind, leading to a flop of . Bach checked, Binger bet 75,000, Bach check-raised to 225,000, and Binger made the call.
Bach kept the pressure on with a 550,000 pot-sized bet. Binger called, which perked up his rail a bet, and the appeared on the turn. Both players checked and the cards were turned up.
Bach:
Binger:
Binger's had was good enough for both the high and the low, allowing him to scoop the large pot, which happened to put him back int he lead.
David Bach limped on the button and Nick Binger checked his option in the big blind to bring about the flop. Binger lead out for 75,000, Bach called, and the hit the turn. Both players checked, leading to the on the river.
At this point Binger bet 250,000, Bach raised to 750,000, and Binger called.
Bach:
Binger:
It was a bit of a cooler for Binger, who held nines full against the superior tens full of Bach.
"You just called, Nick," Dan Shak offered support from the rail. "It was a good just call."
Nick Binger called on the button while David Bach decided to exercise his option in the big blind with a raise to 100,000. Binger came along and then called another 100,000 bet on the flop. When the hit the turn, Bach bet 250,000 and Binger quickly raised pot, or 1.15 million.
Bach thought for a bit before folding his hand, giving up the chip lead in the process.
David Bach raised to 150,000 on the button and Nick Binger came along for the ride in the big blind. The latter player proceeded to check-call a bet of 300,000 on the flop, which was followed by two checks on the turn.
When the peeled off on the river, Binger bet 575,000, Bach raised pot, and Binger called off.
Binger: (X)(X)
Bach:
Bach had the high hand locked up with his full house, but Binger held the nut low. It was a chopped pot, which quickly dampened the excitement that temporarily gripped the spectators.
David Bach raised to 150,000 on the button only to be met with a three-bet to 450,000 by Nick Binger in the big blind. Bach made the call only to muck on the flop after Binger bet 900,000.
Binger is back up to 2.1 million and seems to have momentum on his side has he has taken down a few subsequent, albeit small, pots.
Nick Binger limped on the button while David Bach checked his option from the big blind. When the flop came down , Bach checked, Binger bet 75,000, Bach check-raised to 225,000, and Binger called.
The turn inspired Bach to bet pot, which was 550,000, and Binger called. Both players then checked the river and Bach rolled over for kings and nines. It proved good enough to win as Binger slide his cards to the muck.