Duhamel Chipping Up Some More
Action folded to the 2010 World Series of Poker Main Event champion Jonathan Duhamel in the cutoff seat, and he raised to 2,200. Andrey Gulyy called out of the big blind to see a flop of 
. After Gulyy checked, Duhamel fired 2,400. Gulyy called.
The turn was the 
, prompting a check from both players before the dealer ended the board with the 
. Gulyy checked, and Duhamel tossed out 5,600. Gulyy folded with a subtle push of his cards, and Duhamel won the pot.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
112,000
17,000
|
17,000 |
|
||
|
85,000
70,375
|
70,375 |
, former World Series of Poker November Niner Joseph Cheong checked to 2011 WSOP Europe bracelet winner Philippe Boucher. Boucher fired 16,500, and Cheong made the call.
landed on the river, and Cheong passed the action to his opponent once more. Boucher tossed out 24,000, but Cheong stuck with him and made the call.
. Cheong showed the 
for a pair of eights, and he won the pot.
flop after his opponent, Steponas Venckus, checked.
landed on the river, and Venckus checked with 30,000 in chips left. Trickett bet a third of that at 10,000, but Venckus opted to fold.
, and Finlay checked. Boeree bet 3,500, and MacPhee raised to 9,100 rather quickly. Finlay instantly moved all in for right around 44,000, and Boeree snap-folded. MacPhee wasn't happy, and he went into the tank for several minutes.
and said, "Only because you showed as well." MacPhee knocked on the table and complimented his opponent on the move.
and Nicolas Cieutat three-bet. When the action got back around to him he moved all in, and Cieutat called with queens. The window card was a queen, and MacPhee was knocked out.
river.
for a flopped set. It was good as Blangenwitsch silently slid his cards to the muck.
, Matan Krakow was all in with 
for two overcards and a straight draw against Curt Kohlberg's 
, and the river was a 
to send Krakow out the door. Kohlberg moved to 175,000 in chips.
