Robert Holster raised to 40,000 from the cutoff, Michael Chrisanthopoulos re-raised to 140,000 from the small blind, Holster three-bet to 490,000, Chrisanthopoulos moved all in for an additional 1,106,000 and Holster called.
Holster
Chrisanthopoulos
The flop was , pairing Chrisanthopoulos' ace. His railbirds roared in approval. The turn was the , the river was the , and Chrisanthopoulos dragged the pot, increasing his stack to 2.3 million. Holster was left with only 97,000.
In a massive pot upstairs we have just lost Dane Lomas. There was three way action pre-flop, and Pescatori led for 85k on the flop of . Behling called but Lomas made it 225,000 to go behind them. Pescatori instantly moved all his chips in and Behling instantly folded. Lomas thought for a while but eventually called off his remaining 250,000 into a pot which was now over 1,200,000.
On a board of , Alexander Kostritsyn checked, Matthew Kirk moved all in for his last 200,000. Alexander Kostritsyn called. Kirk tabled for a pair of Kings. Alexander Kostritsyn mucked. Kirk won the pot and increased his stack to 540,000.
The action has slowed down a bit. There was only one hand of significance over of the last fifteen minutes...
Robert Akery raised to 40,000 and Antonio Casale re-raised to 68,000 from the big blind. Akery called. The flop was . Casale bet 80,000. Akery re-raised to 200,000. Casale re-raised to 400,000. Akery folded. Casale won the pot.
Dane Lomas now has 1,000,000 in chips after getting very lucky against Peter Mobbs. After raising each other on a flop of to the point where Lomas was all-in the cards were then quickly turned.
Lomas held for two pair but Mobbs had flopped the nuts with .
The turn was the but the river was a very dramatic .
Lomas couldnt believe his luck as all Mobbs could say was "You have to be kidding me."
Max Pescatori raised to 40,000. Miller pushed all in for his remaining 104,000. Pescatori made the call.
Miller:
Pescatori:
Miller was still ahead after the turn until a ten peeled off on the river and Pescatori took the hand down. Steven Miller gone in 16th place. He won $100,000.