Julius Chips Up
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We can infer that Ryan Julius was the preflop raiser, but we didn't join the action until the 
flop was already out on the table. Bertrand Grospellier checked, and Julius continued out with 14,500. Steve Landfish was the third man in the pot, and his raise to 40,000 forced ElkY out with a quickness. Julius was not so easily pacified, though. After a moment, he potted all in for 131,500.
Landfish spent a couple minutes in the tank, too. He asked for a count on Julius' chips, then eventually surrendered.
Julius dragged the pot, and he's doing some good work lately. We had him at his starting stack of 30,000 not that long ago, and he's now managed to work that up to about 200,000 total.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
375,000
-155,000
|
-155,000 |
|
200,000
170,000
|
170,000 |
board with about 180,000 in the middle, Burt Boutin moved all in for 50,000.
for trip fours to score the elimination.
either preflop or on the 
flop. Whenever it went in, it was behind. Chris Moorman always has it, it seems, and his 
had Volpe drawing awfully slim.
, dominating the 
to give Silverman a winning two pair.
.
, and Zaczac firmly announced, "Pot". It was 80,000, and it folded Benyamine quickly. Deeb wasn't going anywhere, though, and a big smirk came across his face. He shook his head and mumbled something, still smirking, then announced his all-in. Zaczac called off the last ~55,000 he had in front of him, and he was in trouble.
turn left him drawing dead right there. The river 
flop, David Benyamine check-called a bet from Andrew Lichtenberger to see the 
turn. Benyamine checked for a second time, leading to Lichtenberger moving all in with his short stack.
for a straight, while Lichtenberger held king-ten for two pair. "LuckyChewy" was not saved by the river, ending his tournament.