Jason Mercier has soared further clear at the top after he eliminated Fabian Quoss.
Quoss opened to 60,000 from under the gun before the Team PokerStars Pro three-bet to 133,000 from the small blind. Quoss called to see an action flop.
Mercier continued for 93,000 and snapped Quoss off when he shoved for his remaining 494,000.
Mercier: for top set.
Quoss: for the nut flush draw.
Mercier winced when he saw what he was up against but his mood changed as the board ran out to make him a full house.
Scott Seiver was seated in the small blind and put his neighbor, Erik Seidel, all in. Seidel had 420,000 chips left behind and tanked for quite some time before making the call.
Seiver:
Seidel:
The board ran out and Seidel doubled up. Seiver is the short stack and he now has to fear dreaded bubble.
Jason Mercier has become the first player to ammas more than three millions chips after he applied huge amounts of pressure on Sorel Mizzi.
Mizzi opened to 65,000 from mid position and called when the Team PokerStars Pro three-bet to 171,000 from the cut-off. Mizzi called and also called a 143,000 bet on the flop.
Mizzi couldn't stand the heat on the turn though and check-folded to a 377,000 bet.
Erik Seidel raised to 48,000 under the gun plus one and Timothy Adams called from middle position. The action was folded around and the flop brought .
Both players checked.
On the turn the hit and Seidel fired out 65,000, which was raised to 140,000 by Adams. Seidel tanked for a while but eventually he made the call. The river completed the board with the and again the action was checked. Adams showed and that was enough to take down the pot.
Timothy Adams is having the best of it since dinner break and took down another three-way pot.
Erik Seidel opened to 48,000 from mid position and Adams (hijack) along with Max Altergott (big blind) called to a flop. Seidel continued for 75,000 and both players called.
Ont the turn the action was checked to Adams who bet 175,000. It was too much for each opponent to call. Seidel is the short stack now with 615,000 now.
Mike Watson raised to 48,000 and Timothy Adams decided to three-bet to 115,000. The action was folded back to Watson who tanked for a bit and moved all in for 583,000. Adams wasn't happy and folded after about 30 seconds.
Timothy Adams took a pot off Scott Seiver and in doing so, he moved to more than a million and Seiver went the other way.
Seiver opened to 48,000 and Adams defended his big blind to see a flop. Seiver continued for 48,000 and Adams check-called. On the turn Seiver bet 75,000 and Adams check-called once again.
Both players checked the river and Seiver opened king-jack. Adams opened and took the pot.
flop.
for top set.
for the nut flush draw.
to make him a full house.
and Seidel doubled up. Seiver is the short stack and he now has to fear dreaded bubble.
flop.
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flop. Seidel continued for 75,000 and both players called.
turn the action was checked to Adams who bet 175,000. It was too much for each opponent to call. Seidel is the short stack now with 615,000 now.
turn Seiver bet 75,000 and Adams check-called once again.
river and Seiver opened king-jack. Adams opened