Philbort Empties the Clip
Philipp Gruissem moved up to around 50,000 chips after shoving the river versus an opponent.
The action was three-way to a 
flop and the action checked around to the button who bet 2,000. Gruissem was in the big blind and announced a raise to 5,200. That was enough to oust the third party but not the button, who called.
Gruissem fired 6,500 on the turn and was quickly called. The board completed with the 
and Gruissem moved all in for his last 22,400.
His opponent took several minutes to make a decision and tried a few little tricks - like grabbing the chips to call - in an attempt to get a read out of the German. To be fair, that's a pointless exercise as Gruissem goes into a meditative like state in situations like that one and is impossible to get a read off. Eventually the fold came and Gruissem checked his cards, gave a little smirk, and raked in the pot.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
50,000 | 6,000 |
. Manny Stavropoulos checked from the big blind and Brian Rast bet 3,500 from middle position. The player in the cutoff then put in a huge all-in raise to 34,900. Stavropoulos thought for a considerable amount of time before shrugging and moving all in over the top for 42,000.
turn left him drawing dead.
river sent the cutoff to the rail, cut Rast's stack in half, and sent Stavropoulos a near triple up.
flop. The small blind led for 1,500 and Mizzi called after Mike McDonald folded from the big blind.
for top pair but Mizzi had turned two pair with 
flop delivered Savage an ace. The 
turn meant Reinkemeier needed a jack and a jack only to survive, but it was not meant to be as a third ace appeared.
flop and Ichinose's 1,500 bet was called by Ivey and one other. From there, the 
turn and river were checked through. Ichinose opened 
but lost out to Ivey's 
.