On a flop of Tomas Scesnavicius checked, [Removed:321] Suhail checked and Man Hon Luk bet. Both remaining players called.
On the turn ,which was the . Scesnavicius bet, Suhail called before Luk moved all in. Scesnavicius re-raised all in himself and Suhail folded.
Scesnavicius:
Luk:
Both players had straights, but Scesnavicius had an overwhelming grip on the hand, and could only hope to chop. The river was the and although he took his time, Luk eventually got to his feet and headed to the exit.
Robert Lim raised to 1,600 and there were four callers including Farooq Saleem in the big blind.
The flop came and Saleem led for 3,000 into a pot of around 7,000. Lim folded before a player in middle position moved all in for 18,550. The remaining players folded and action was on Saleem.
He double-checked how many chips the all in was for and scratched his head before calling showing for a pair of eights and a flush draw. His opponent showed for ace-high.
As the turn was dealt the his tablemates discussed what would potentially save Saleem's opponent. Eventually the river was the and Saleem eliminated a player.
"Thanks guys for talking all about that!" he said with a smile, stacking up his newly-acquired chips, "Scary - that's all I'm gonna say!"
Keith Hoang limped pre-flop before Jamal Gormati raised all in for 3,375. Gary Miller then three-bet to 10,000 and Hoang jammed for 26,325. Miller made the call and it was a three-way all in with Miller as the covering stack.
Hoang:
Miller:
Gormati:
The board ran out and Gormati was eliminated, with Hoang boosting his stack to over 80,000.
Chris Da Silva opened to 2,000 and was three-bet by Mircea Voivod to 6,500. Da Silva moved all in for 21,200 and Voivod called.
Voivod:
Da Silva:
The board ran out and with four spades on the board Voivod muttered "Don't do it to me again, not a chop," but the river was the giving him the knockout and sending Da Silva to the rail.