Andy Bloch has moved himself into the chip lead after the dinner break thanks to the recent hands just posted and now this one where he took a hand off of Stephen Su.
Andy Bloch: / /
Stephen Su: / /
Picking up the action on fourth street, Su checked and Bloch bet. Su made the call. On fifth street, Su led out with a pair of nines and Bloch raised. Su called. On sixth street, Su check-called a bet from Bloch and then both players checked seventh street.
Bloch showed the for a king-high heart flush. Su mucked his hand and Bloch won the pot.
Andy Bloch brought it in with the , Stephen Su completed with the , and Barry Greenstein raised with the . Only Su called.
Su check-raised on fourth street, and Greenstein called. Su led out on fifth and sixth, and Greenstein was eventually forced to fold.
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Greenstein
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A few hands later, Su brought it in with the , Bloch completed with the , and Su called. Su called a bet on fourth street, and Bloch check-called bets on fifth and sixth. Bloch check-folded on seventh, and Su is now the chip leader.
Barry Greenstein and Stephen Su just did some battling on two hands. On the first one, Su won the hand on sixth street. On the second one, Greenstein won the hand at showdown. Here's how they went down.
Su: /
Greenstein: /
We picked up the action on fourth street as Greenstein checked and Su bet. Greenstein called and then led on fifth when he paired up with kings. Su made the call. On sixth street, Su picked up a fourth club on board. Greenstein checked, Su bet and Greenstein folded.
Stephen Su
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Greenstein: / /
On this hand, we picked up the action on fifth street where Greenstein bet and Su called. The action swapped on sixth street as Su bet and Greenstein called. On seventh, Su bet and Greenstein called.
"You're probably good," said Su after Greenstein called his last bet.
Greenstein turned over the for two pair, queens and jacks, and Su mucked his hand.
Stephen Su brought it in with the , Andy Bloch completed with the , and Su re-raised. Bloch called. Bloch check-called a bet on fourth street, then check-folded on fifth.
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Bloch
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The next hand, Barry Greenstein brought it in with the , Su completed with the , and Greenstein re-raised him. Su called. Su check-called a bet on fourth street, then led out on fifth when he paired. Greenstein folded.
Greenstein
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Su
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On the third hand, Bloch brought it in with the , Su completed with the , and Greenstein raised with the . Bloch and Su called. Greenstein led out on fourth, and only Su called. Greenstein led out on fifth, sixth and seventh as well, but Su found a fold on seventh.
Andy Bloch just scooped a pot to move over 900,000 in chips. He won the hand off of Stephen Su, who dipped back to 335,000. Bloch bet the whole way as his board ran out / . Su stayed with him, but folded on sixth street after Bloch paired with kings. Su's board was / .
After making quads on fifth street in a previous hand, Andy Bloch completed with the . Stephen Su raised with the , and Barry Greenstein, who brought it in with the , folded. Bloch called.
Bloch check-called a bet on fourth street, and then led out on fifth. Su raised, putting himself all in, and Bloch called.
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Su - () /
Both players were dealt a ten on sixth street, and Bloch's pair of tens gave him the lead. Seventh street was dealt face-down, and Bloch immediately turned over the . Su needed a jack, seven, three, four, or ten to survive, but the was no help.
Su receives $50,332 for his third-place finish, while Bloch is now heads up, looking for his first WSOP bracelet.
Barry Greenstein brought it in with the . Andy Bloch raised with the , Greenstein re-raised, and Bloch called. Both players checked on fourth street, and Bloch led out on fifth when he paired. Greenstein raised, and Bloch tank-called.
On sixth street, Bloch checked, and Greenstein quickly bet. Bloch tanked for over 30 seconds before check-raising, and Greenstein called. Bloch opted to lead once again on seventh, and Greenstein tanked for well over a minute before finally folding.
Greenstein
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Bloch
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Bloch is now over 1.5 million chips, while Greenstein has only 140,000.