Adam @RenoGrinder Bishop makes it 75,000 on the turn with the board reading 
and Blake Cavanaugh - who started the hand with about 400,000 - makes the call.
and Blake Cavanaugh - who started the hand with about 400,000 - makes the call.
The river is 
and Bishop announces "100,000," then slides out one of his three tall stacks of white 1k chips. The dealer gets him to go back for most of the second stack as well to complete the bet, showing it is leaving Bishop with about 40,000 behind.
and Bishop announces "100,000," then slides out one of his three tall stacks of white 1k chips. The dealer gets him to go back for most of the second stack as well to complete the bet, showing it is leaving Bishop with about 40,000 behind.
Cavanaugh, pauses, grabs three 25k chips, adds another 25k to it, and slides out the call.
Bishop turns over 
for a turned full house, and as we say around here, Boat Don't Lie. Cavanaugh mucks (educated guess is he was holding A-3 there), and Bishop moves to teh chiplead.
for a turned full house, and as we say around here, Boat Don't Lie. Cavanaugh mucks (educated guess is he was holding A-3 there), and Bishop moves to teh chiplead.
Adam Bishop - 575,000
Blake Cavanaugh - 180,000
Level - 21
Blinds - 6000/120000
Antes - 2000
Players Left - 12
Dan Ross - HoldemRadio.com
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