Little Takes Salter's Little Stack
Jack Salter opened the button for 6,400 with about 56,000 behind and Jonathan Little in the small blind pushed at least 150,000 forward, enough to put both Benjamin Pollak in the big blind and Jack Salter all in.
Pollak folded and the decision was on Salter. The EPT Grand Final and WSOP APAC runner up informed himself how much Pollak was playing. The Frenchman told Salter he had about 90,000 - so Little effectively risked 30 big blinds making his move.
Salter thought for just a bit more before calling. He got the bad news soon enough as Little showed 
while Salter had just 
.
After the 
on the flop Salter asked for a chop by yelling out that exact word. He did it again after the 
hit the turn, but to no avail; the 
on the river was a blank and Salter hit the rail.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
330,000
70,000
|
70,000 |
|
91,000
10,800
|
10,800 |
|
Busted |
.
on the turn as well as the 
for ace-high before Mighall tabled his 
for two pair and the winning hand.
fell on the turn.
on the river. Engel paused for a moment before betting out 27,000. McCorkell then did the same, before making the call as Shorr got out of the way.
for top pair but it wouldn’t be enough after McCorkell rolled over his 
for a set.
to see him improve to a full house as he took down the pot.
. Binar had 
and needed an ace or five to stay alive, but wouldn't get it with the 
on the river.
we saw Ankush Mandavia check call a bet of 18,000 from Oliver Price at the button. Mandavia check called another 48,000 on the 
by Price and had to fold. "Bet, Bet, Bet? Easy huh?" said Martin Kabrhel with a dead serious face. price just started stacking.