Event #25: 6-Handed No-Limit Hold'em

Bin Weng opened to 240,000 from the button and Scott Ball three-bet to 920,000.

Weng called and the flop came    . Ball continued for 200,000 and Weng called.

On the turn  , Ball bet 1,600,000 and forced a fold from Weng.

Bin Weng	8,000,000	-1,100,000
Scott Ball	7,900,000	1,200,000

Galen Hall raised to 250,000 from the button and Jonathan Jaffe called from the small blind, as did Bin Weng in the big blind.

The flop came     and action checked to Hall, who continued for 250,000. Jaffe folded and Weng raised it up to 775,000. Hall folded and Weng took it down.

Bin Weng	8,400,000	800,000
Galen Hall	2,100,000	-500,000

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Jonathan Jaffe made it 225,00 from the button and Eric Tsai defend his big blind.

On the     flop, Tsai check-called a bet of 350,000 from Jaffe.

The turn landed the  , and both players checked to the   river.

Tsai led out for 1,830,000 and Jaffe went deep into the tank until he eventually folded.

Jonathan Jaffe	7,600,000	-600,000
Eric Tsai	6,000,000	600,000

Jonathan Jaffe raised to 200,000 in the cutoff and was called by Eric Tsai in the small blind. The flop fell     and Tsai check-called a bet of 300,000 from Jaffe.

The   landed on the turn and Tsai checked again. Jaffe sized up a bet of 600,000 but Tsai stuck around to see the   on the river. Tsai checked for the third time and Jaffe pushed out a bet of 1,050,000. Tsai instantly threw his cards away and Jaffe collected the pot.

Jonathan Jaffe	6,800,000	800,000
Eric Tsai	5,200,000	-1,300,000

Bin Weng opened to 200,000 in the cutoff and Eric Tsai three-bet to 625,000 on the button. The blinds folded and Weng called to see the flop of    .

Weng checked and Tsai continued with a bet of 450,000. Weng check-raised to 1,075,000 and Tsai quickly tossed his cards to the muck.

Bin Weng	7,800,000	1,700,000
Eric Tsai	6,500,000	-900,000

Jonathan Jaffe raised to 200,000 from under the gun and Galen Hall called from the big blind. The flop came     and Hall checked to Jaffe who continued for 100,000. Hall called and the   landed on the turn.

Hall checked again and Jaffe checked it back to see the   fall on the river. Hall led out for 200,000 this time and Jaffe went into the tank for over a minute before finally throwing his cards to the muck.

Jonathan Jaffe	6,000,000	-300,000
Galen Hall	4,000,000	300,000

Jonathan Jaffe limped in from the small blind and Bin Weng checked his option in the big blind. The flop came     and both players checked to the   on the turn.

Jaffe led out with a bet of 80,000 and Weng called to see the   on the river. Jaffe checked this time and Weng reached back for a big bet of 330,000. Jaffe wasted little time before dumping his cards to the muck.

Jonathan Jaffe	6,300,000	-400,000
Bin Weng	4,700,000	300,000

Jonathan Jaffe raised it up to 160,000 from the cutoff and John Racener defended from the big blind. The flop came     and Racener check-called a bet of 80,000 from Jaffe.

The turn brought the   and Racener checked again. Jaffe checked it back and the   completed the board. Both players knuckled the table with Racener showing    and Jaffe having   , chopping the pot.

Jonathan Jaffe	6,700,000	530,000
John Racener	1,800,000	0

Cards are in the air as the final table begins.