Juego con responsabilidad.
Byron Kaverman checked to his opponent on a completed board of 
, and the player moved all in for around 17,000 effective. This was a little more than a pot-sized shove, and Kaverman went into the tank.
The Season XII WPT World Championship runner-up eventually folded, and his opponent showed 
for a pair of fives and a bricked flush draw.
"Was it good," Brian Hastings asked Kaverman, grinning.
There are already 521 players registered for Event #24: $5,000 Six-Handed No-Limit Hold'em - registration is open until the start of Level 7 - making this event larger than last year's tournament.
Erick Lindgren was the winner, raking in $606,317 from the $2,425,200 prize pool, and each member of the six-handed official final table walked away with at least $74,768.
In 2009, this event attracted 928 players(!), and Matthew Hawrilenko earned just over $1 million for first place.
Will Failla raised to 650 in the cutoff, and called a three-bet of 1,800 from an opponent in the big blind. The flop fell 
, Failla's opponent check-called a bet of 1,500, and the turn was the 
. The players checked, Failla fired another 3,000, and the player called.
The river was the 
, both players checked, and Failla mucked when the player turned over 
for a full house.
Bryn Kenney raised to 700 on the button, John Hennigan three-bet to 2,150 out of the small blind, and Kenney moved all in for effectively 8,375. Hennigan called, putting himself at risk.
Kenney: 
Hennigan: 
Hennigan flopped a flush draw when the dealer fanned 
, and completed said flush on the turn (
). A meaningless 
completed the board, and Hennigan doubled through.
Kenney plummeted to 600 chips.
David "The Dragon" Pham led out for 4,400 on a flop of 
, an opponent on his direct left raised all in for 8,925, and Pham called.
Pham: 
Opponent: 
Pham failed to run down a straight as the turn and river bricked 
, 
respectively, and his opponent doubled through.
Nivel: 6
Ciegas: 150/300
Ante: 25
After a series of preflop bets and raises, Jared Hamby was all in and at risk for 20,800 holding 
. Unfortunately for him, he was crushed by an opponent's .
The 
flop have Hamby two backdoor draws, and the turn was the prettiest card in the deck - the - giving Hamby a leading pair of aces. The bricked off on the river, and the 2013 WSOP bracelet winner doubled to 42,000 chips.
Todd Terry was first to act, and raised to 500. The action folded to Taylor Paur, who announced "reraise" aloud, and tossed out 1,350. Terry called.
The flop fell .
"Bet," Paur announced, flicking another 1,250 forward.
"He's announcing his bets now," Jamie "pokerjamers" Armstrong said, grinning.
Terry called, the turn was the 
, and Paur said, "check."
"Twenty-eight," Terry said.
Paur announced a fold, pushed his cards forward, and Terry dragged the pot.
"I had ace-ten," Armstrong said.
"Me too," Terry responded, showing 
. "What did you have? Kings?"
Paur didn't respond.
"Always an ace," Armstrong needled.
Paur, who is good friends with Armstrong, threw his arms up.
"I can't concentrate with Jamie here!" he said.
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