Liv Takes A Chance, Chance Takes From Liv
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Level 5
: 150/300, 25 ante
Neither high roller Chance Kornuth nor Team PokerStars Pro Liv Boeree have had much going today, and after one dance between the two moments ago, they both sit just above the starting-stack mark.
Kornuth opened with a 700-chip bet under the gun and Boeree called. Both blinds came along and they went four-handed to a 
flop. It checked around to the 
turn where the small blind checked and the big blind led for 1,200. Chance and Liv called and the small blind relented.
Finally, on the 
river that put two pair on the board, the big blind checked. Kornuth bet 3,000 and Boeree was the only caller.
Kornuth turned over the 
and took the pot thanks to his kicker, with Boeree showing the 
.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
32,000 | 1,500 |
|
32,000 | 32,000 |
. Considering Dowling had aces, it really wasn't.
flop. Selbst's opponent called and the 
turn was revealed.
completed the board. Moreira de Melo checked to Gu, who thought for a bit before checking behind.
for quads, and Gu smiled, very pleased with his check.
, and the action quickly checked to Grassi, who bet 3,700. Moreira de Melo called, and both Akenhead and Gu quickly folded.
turn, both players checked. The river completed the board with the 
, and Moreira de Melo lead out for 7,500. Grassi tanked for a bit, but eventually he made the call.
followed by the 
. His opponent burst out in laughter.
, and the intensity grew, as Grassi flopped a set versus a gutshot straight draw. 
, and Grassi's opponent filled up his straight.
, and Grassi was left with just 1,300 chips, which he lost on the very next hand.
board. His opponent paid the freight and mucked when Daher showed the 
flop, but when one checked the 
river for 2,200, he raised to 6,750 total. Selbst made the call, but mucked, moving a bit below her peak point of the day so far when he showed