Hoyt Corkins bet the whole way before checking sixth street and firing again on the river showing . Mallory Smith held but folded to the river bet, while JJ Hazan called Corkins down.
Hazan tabled () for trip nines which was good to scoop as Corkins mucked his hand.
Corkins is down to 93,000 while Hazan jumps to 165,000.
Our friendly neighborhood Tournament Director just informed us that we are playing to 16 players "no matter what." She then followed that up with, "That's the story as it stands right now. It could change."
I couldn't have put it better. Play continues.
Those of you on the east coast, we like our eggs scrambled.
Tom Schneider was all in preflop with against Jens Voertmann's pocket jacks. Schneider did not catch and ace and as a result he becomes our 20th-place finisher.
Mallory Smith has doubled up with against the of Eric Froehlich on a flop of . The turn and river bricked out and Smith survived to move to 58,000. After the hand Froehlich was back to 78,000.
Jennifer Harman check-raised a flop of against Rostislav Tsodikov. On the turn of the , Harman bet and Tsodikov called. On the turn, Harman bet and Tsodikov called yet again. The came on the river and again Harman bet, and Tsodikov called.
Harman turned over for a straight and Tsodikov turned over for two pair.
After the hand, Harman was up to 170,000. She then won the next pot against Todd Brunson to move up to 215,000 in chips
They are dancing in The Netherlands as Marcel Luske has just captured a huge pot to storm to the tournament chip lead late in the evening.
The board read and Luske raised the flop against David Levi and Alexander Jung, then bet on the turn and river. His opponents folded and Luske flashed for a full house to move to 325,000 in chips!
After the hand Levi was down to 50,000 while Jung was crippled with only 15,000 in chips left.
A pot was three-bet preflop between Hoyt Corkins and JJ Hazan. All streets were bet and called between the two players. The board was when showdown occurred. Corkins showed for the nut low and a pair of queens. The queens were good enough for the high and Corkins moved up to 186,000 in chips.