David Zeitlin opened for 53,000 from the cutoff and Tyler Kenney called from the button. The blinds released and the flop came . Zeitlin checked, Kenney bet 72,000 and Zeitlin called. The turn came and Zeitlin again check-called, this time to a tune of 134,000. The river paired the board with the and Zeitlin checked a third time.
Kenney didn't slow down and bet 320,000 and after a moment of thought Zeitlin announced a call. Kenney tabled for aces full and Zeitlin showed .
Tyler Kenney opened for 48,000 and Ryan Eriquezzo called from the button. The blinds declined to play and the flop came . Kenney led with 63,000 and Eriquezzo called to see the turn. Kenney put out 107,000 and Eriquezzo called. The river produced the and Kenney continued with his line to the tune of 134,000. Eriquezzo called and tabled for a boat and Kenney mucked his hand.
Vinny Pahuja and Tyler Kenney were heads up with the board reading . Kenney check-called 55,000 from Pahuja, and the turn was the . Kenney check-called another bet - this one was worth 65,000 - and the completed the board. Both players checked.
Kenney opened up for a pair of aces, and Pahuja sat silently for a couple of seconds before unhappily mucking his hand.
The very next hand, Pahuja sloppily moved all in, knocking his chips over, and Eugene Fouksman looked him up. Fouksman turned over , and Pahuja slammed his cards onto the felt, revealing the . The board ran , and Pahuja knocked his chips over before exiting.
Garry Gates opened to 56,000 from under the gun, and Aaron Overton three-bet to 146,000. The action folded back to Gates who went into the tank.
"Aaron?" he asked. "That's your name right?"
Overton nodded.
"Can you lift your hand?"
Overton obliged, revealing the rest of his stack. Gates tanked a little longer, then slid out a tower of purple T10,000 chips, making it 235,000 straight. Overton thought for nearly a minute, then moved all in for around 900,000. Gates tank-folded.
"Queen-jack, baby!" Overton yelled, tabling . "The nuts!"
Overton happily raked in the pot to the table's amusement.
We caught up with this huge pot on the turn with the board reading . Tyler Kenney put out 48,000 and Ryan Eriquezzo raised to 132,000. Kenney called and the river card was the . Kenney checked and Eriquezzo put together 362,000 and slid it into the middle.
Kenney thought for a short while and quietly announced call. Eriquezzo tabled for a rivered straight and Kenney turned over in disbelief.
Garry Gates was faced with a 96,000-chip bet from Ryan Higgins in raised pot with the board reading . He called.
The turn was the , and Higgins led again - this time for 163,000. Gates, quickly called.
Both players knuckled after the completed the board, and Higgins showed two queens with the . Gates' was the best hand however, and he raked in a nice-sized pot to push his stack back over one million.
Jeremy Halaska opened for 55,000 from under the gun, Aaron Overton called and Ryan Higgins raised to 359,000 from the small blind. Halaska announced all in and after a few short moments Overton came over the top and shoved also. Higgins happily folded and let the pair duel.
Overton:
Halaska:
Halaska was happy to see a king in the window when the flop hit . Overton needed an ace to take the lead but bricked when the board completed .
The stacks were counted and Overton had Halaska outchipped by just 200,000.