You may have heard of Grant and Blair Hinkle. The two are brothers and both have WSOP bracelets in 2008.
Blair won a $2,000 No-Limit Hold'em event for $507,563, and Grant won a $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em event for $831,462. The two are playing today's event, but Lynn Hinkle, mother of the two, let us know via twitter that her youngest son Mason is making his WSOP debut today as well.
"@bloodlow watch for 3 Hinkle brothers today in #wsop20 to see if baby bro (21 & 5 days) @MasonHinkle can catch his 2008 bracelet winning brother @GrantHinkle (31 & 5 days) and @blur5f6 (25 & 4 mo)"
Mason and Grant are still in it, but Blair has already busted. On his twitter account he said, "Busted all in with 99 vs 66 after getting short. @MasonHinkle easily bests one of his older brothers..."
Even if he doesn't join his brothers in the bracelet club in his first WSOP event, at least he has that to fall back on.
| Giocatore | Chip | Avanzamento |
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8,400 | |
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1,900 | |
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flop was seen five ways. The first limper bet out 200 when the players in the blinds checked and Watts raised to 525. The three remaining players folded and the lone bettor called. The turn was the 
. It was checked to Watts and he fired out 700. His opponent called.
and when it was checked to him again, he quickly went all. His opponent thought for just a couple of seconds before saying, "I have to call" and flipping over 
for the nut flush. Watts flashed the 
as he mucked and has slipped to 500.
. She was called by the player in the big blind and another player in early position.
, both players checked to Liebert who bet 800. The big blind player folded and the other player in early position called.
and the early position player went all in for his last 1,300. Liebert folded.
. Hall mucked and hits the rail early on Day 1.
, Jarvis bet 225 and Perelman raised to 600. Jarvis called.
Jarvis checked, Perelman went all in, and Jarvis called.
for a better two pair.
, the big blind bet 350, and Schleger again just elected to call.
, and the big blind player made a big bet of 1,000. Schleger put the pressure on and raised it to 2,000. The big blind folded and Schleger took down his second big pot in a row (the previous hand he won a big pot with trip eights).
