Out of the 10 largest pots of the day (all of which ending in one of the players going all in), Cole South has been involved in 8 of them, including all of the top 5. Not only that, but the top 4 have all been against Bob_Cooper.

In these four exchanges, Cole South is up around $50,000 over Bob_Cooper. Some of the other noteable players to have sat in on this frenzy of action have been Allen Cunningham, Brian Hastings, Maekus Golser, NeverFoLd and Urindanger.

Table Setup

Seat 1: Rick W_88 ($0), is sitting out
Seat 2: Cole South ($76,787)
Seat 3: AllenCunningham ($10,400), is sitting out
Seat 4: patatino ($29,997)
Seat 6: Bob_Cooper ($82,664)
Cole South posts the big blind of $400
The button is in seat #6

Preflop

patatino folds
Bob_Cooper raises to $1,200
AllenCunningham has returned
Rick W_88 stands up
Cole South raises to $3,600
Bob_Cooper calls $2,400

Flop [#5c#4s#Td]

Cole South bets $6,000
Bob_Cooper raises to $15,600
Cole South raises to $54,000
Bob_Cooper has 15 seconds left to act
Bob_Cooper raises to $79,064, and is all in
Cole South calls $19,187, and is all in
Bob_Cooper shows [#6c#6d#Ks#3c]
Cole South shows [#7h#8d#5d#6h]
Uncalled bet of $5,877 returned to Bob_Cooper

Turn [#5c#4s#Td] [#4h]

River [#5c#4s#Td#4h] [#8h]

Bob_Cooper shows two pair, Sixes and Fours
Cole South shows a straight, Eight high
Cole South wins the pot ($153,573) with a straight, Eight high

Summary

Total pot $153,574 | Rake $1
Board: [#5c#4s#Td#4h#8h]
Seat 1: Rick W_88 (small blind) is sitting out
Seat 2: Cole South (big blind) showed [#7h#8d#5d#6h] and won ($153,573) with a straight, Eight high
Seat 3: AllenCunningham is sitting out
Seat 4: patatino didn’t bet (folded)
Seat 6: Bob_Cooper (button) showed [#6c#6d#Ks#3c] and lost with two pair, Sixes and Fours

Like I said before, this was only a sample of the many pots these two players shared, all of which seeing them get it all in pre-flop, or on the flop. AA vs KK, flush over flush, and a whole lot of average hands with intense action.

Not only was Cole South tossing around his chips on the PLO, but he also sat heads up with Ziigmund, for some Deep Stack $200/$400 NL Hold’em. The session had its swings with Cole being up $110k at one point. Ziigmund turned his session around to finish the day with a $50k profit.

To see more hand histories from the epic session, or more of the Top 100 biggest pots online over the last day, week, month and year, jump to the PokerListings.com MarketPulse section.

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