There was three-way action with a board showing. Andy Tran lead out for 6,000 into a 30,000 pot from the small blind and Vladimir Revniaga raised to 13,000 from the big blind. Action was on Everett Carlton who three-bet jammed on the button butting his stack at risk and was called by Tran while Revniaga folded.
Andy Tran:
Everett Carlton:
Carlton was way behind and needed a ten to fall on the river to give him a better full house to stay alive.
Unfortunately the river fell the and Carlton took his exit from the tournament field.
John Reading opened for 8,000 from the hijack and MSPT Season 7 finale Canterbury Park champ Jon Kim called from the cutoff. Kent Battles then three-bet all in for 42,000 from the button before Mark Jaroslawski called out of the big blind. Both Reading and Kim got out of the way and the hands were turned up.
Mark Jaroslawski:
Kent Battles:
The board ran out and Battles held to more than double.
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Kyle Stronski opened for 15,000 from early position and Brandon Temple three-bet to 40,000 from middle position. Action folded back around to Stronski who moved all in for roughly 70,000 and was called by Temple.
Kyle Stronski:
Brandon Temple:
Temple was ahead with his pocket queens but Stronski held an over and picked up a gutterball with the flop.
The turn didn't worry Temple and the dealer dropped the on the river eliminating Stronski from the tournament.
There was all in action preflop between Ian Matakis on the button and John Reading from the big blind.
Ian Matakis:
John Reading:
Matakis held a commanding lead and nothing changed after the flop.
The turn paired Reading and he needed another to eliminate Matakis but it wouldn't be as the river dropped the securing Matakis's double up worth 68,500.
Jeffery Taylor opened for 11,000 from middle position and was called by Bennett Wadekamper on the button along with Jeff Minnerly from the big blind.
The flop was checked to Taylor who tossed out a 20,000 continuation bet and Wadekamper raised to 70,000. Minnerly folded while Taylor called putting his stack at risk.
Jeffery Taylor:
Bennett Wadekamper:
Both players flopped an ace but Taylor was out-kicked by Wadekamper.
The board paired with the turn but it didn't change a thing nor the river and Taylor took his leave from the tournament field.