The board read 6♣4♣7♦4♠8♣ on the river. Percy Abraham was facing a bet of 10,000. He thought for a bit before he raised to 35,000.
His opponent made the call and Abraham tabled the A♣Q♣ for the nut flush as his opponent threw his cards away in frustration. Abraham is now holding over 300,000 in chips.
The aftermath of a hand was being divvied up as the board read 3♦Q♦8♥7♦9♠. The player raking in the huge pot had A♦9♦ showing as the winning hand while one of the losing players had A♥A♠. Gony Kamal was forced to walk away as well with his hand beaten and turned over into the muck already.
The big stack player preferred not to give his name for the time being but will be a player to watch as the rest of the night unfolds as he sits with about 355,000.
Level: 12
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 4,000
A hand was retold in a huge pot that has likely created the new chip leader.
Details of the hand were muddled but, Shawn Brown had the 9♣7♣ and called against three all ins. The river was a club to give him a flush and give him the gargantuan pot.
Day 1b registration has ended with 264 entries. That means the money will be reached at 27 players and that play will end when 14 players are left.
Level: 11
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 3,000
The players are now on a 15-minute break. Registration and re-entry will be finished after the break and we will then know the final numbers for Day 1B.
The board was completed to read 5♣5♦3♦8♣9♣ and there was a pot of around 70,000 in the middle.
Jorge "JJ" Avala moved all in for 53,000 to turn the screws to his opponent who folded after about a minute of thinking it over.
Avala flashed the KxQx as his opponent showed the AxKx to show that Avala had forced the better hand to hit the muck.
Level: 10
Blinds: 1,200/2,400
Ante: 2,400
Action was on the turn, with the board reading 9♦K♦J♦4♣. From the button, Nicholas Sims had bet 28,000 and was faced with a jam from Gony Kamal who plunged in his 84,000.
Sims considered it for quite some time, stewing it over. Eventually he folded and Kamal gathered the pot.
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