After an early-position raise to 525, Oleksii Kovalchuk reraised from middle position to 1,300. Action then folded to David Boyaciyan on the button, and he reraised to 2,400. Everyone folded, and Boyaciyan won the pot.
Even out of position Phil Ivey managed to get the better of Tamer Kamel again.
Kamel was on the button and three-bet to 1,225 after a cut-off open to 550. Ivey called from the small blind and the cut-off called too.
The flop fanned as 
and Ivey led out for 2,000. Only Kamel called to the 
turn where Ivey led for 5,500. Kamel muttered something about a set and folded showing a 
.
The board read 
when Sam Trickett check-called 1,525 from Calvin Anderson. On the river the 
and Trickett checked again. Anderson literally had one chip left and tossed that final 5,000 into the pot after about 30 seconds. Trickett snap-called and mucked when Anderson turned over 
.
Anderson doubled up and plenty of chips to work with again while Trickett drops to below the starting stack.
Phil Ivey just doubled up and we managed to get a hold of the details from Tamer Kamel. Kamel raised to 450 preflop and Ivey called to his immediate left. The gentleman in the big blind three-bet to 1,900 and both Kamel and Ivey called.
The flop brought out 
and the big blind bet 2,600, Ivey called and Kamel folded. On the turn the 
hit and Ivey called another 6,000. The river brought the 
and this time Ivey's opponent checked. Ivey moved all in and he was called by worse as his opponent mucked when he showed 
.
Ivey is back in business and now sitting on a comfortable 50,000-chip stack.
Marc-Andre Ladouceur opened to 500 from early position, a player on his left called, and three other players called including Franck Blanc, Alex Kravchenko, and Ronny Voth. The flop fell 
, Voth and Ladouceur both checked, and the player on Ladouceur's left fired out 1,350. Blanc folded, Kravchenko called, Voth folded, and Ladouceur check-raised to 4,800.
Only Kravchenko called.
The turn was the 
, both players checked, and the completed the board. Ladouceur checked again, and Kravchenko quickly checked behind. Ladouceur showed 
for aces and nines, and the Team Pro tossed his cards into the muck.
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