Paul Volpe limped in from under the gun, Mike Watson raised to 20,000 in middle position, and the action folded back to Volpe, who back-raised to 40,000. Watson moved all in, and Volpe snap-called.
Volpe:
Watson:
The flop gave Watson a pair of kings, but the turn and river bricked , respectively.
Watson was eliminated, while Volpe is now over 700,000 chips.
Fabian Quoss opened to 12,000, Albert Daher called on the button, Gautam Sabharwal called out of the small blind, and Olivier Busquet three-bet jammed from the big blind. Quoss re-shoved, and the other two players folded.
Quoss:
Busquet:
The queens held as the board ran out , and Busquet was eliminated.
Olivier Busquet check-called a 33,000-chip bet from neighbor Fabian Quoss on a flop of . Busquet checked again once the turned, and Quoss wagered another 50,000. Busquet called.
The river brought the , both players checked, and Quoss won with for two-pair.
Albert Daher and Faraz Jaka were heads up on a board of . Daher moved all in for effectively 148,000, which was way more than the size of the pot, and Jaka tanked for quite some time before calling.
Daher went to muck his hand, prompting Jaka to open up , and Daher spun his cards into the muck. Jaka shot up to 440,000 chips, while Daher slipped to 360,000.
Olivier Busquet opened to 12,000, and Yann Dion three-bet shoved for 43,500 more. The action folded back to Busquet, who tanked for roughly 60 seconds then called.
Busquet:
Dion:
The price was rice for Busquet, but he was in rough shape. The board produced two weak backdoor draws for Busquet, and it was all over when the turned. A meaningless completed the board, and Dion doubled.
Gautam Sabharwal raised to 12,000 out of the small blind, Joao Vieira three-bet all in for around 130,000 or so in the big blind, and Sabharwal tanked for 45 seconds or so before calling.
Sabharwal:
Vieira:
There was a six in the window of the flop, prompting Sabharwal to throw his hands in the air in anguish, and his friends to groan loudly. The on the turn gave Sabharwal a gut-shot straight draw, but it was the that spiked on the river to give him a winning set of nines.
His friends rejoiced on the rail as Vieira collected his things and exited. Sabharwal is back up to 335,000 chips.
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flop gave Watson a pair of kings, but the turn and river bricked 
, 
respectively.
, and Busquet was eliminated.
. Busquet checked again once the 
, both players checked, and Quoss won with 
for two-pair.
, Watson checked, and Greenstein tossed out 40,000. Watson made the call.
for two-pair. It was good.
board produced two weak backdoor draws for Busquet, and it was all over when the 
completed the board, and Dion doubled.
on the turn gave Sabharwal a gut-shot straight draw, but it was the 
