On a 
board, Richard Ashby checked and Yucel Eminoglu bet 56,000. Gary Whitehead called and Ashby then check-raised to 200,000.
Eminoglu folded and Whitehead made the call. The turn was the 
and Ashby bet 325,000 and after giving it some thought, Whitehead folded.
Jacob Stone raised to 32,000 on the button and Jay Yerby three-bet all in for 176,000 from the small blind. Stone called.
Jay Yerby: 
Jacob Stone: 
The board was 
sending Yerby to the rail in 12th place.
Blind on blind, Joe Hindry limped and Stephen Kehoe 
raised to 40,000.
Hindry called and checked the 
flop. Kehoe bet 25,000 and Hindry check-raised to 75,000.
Kehoe called and the two checked the 
turn. The river was the 
and Hindry checked.
Kehoe bet 110,000 and Hindry quickly threw his hand away.
Level: 22
Blinds: 8,000/16,000
Ante: 16,000
G D had a bet of 76,000 in front of him in the small blind while Richard Ashby had moved all in for around 580,000 in the big blind.
"I think you are trying to steal," said G D.
"What do you have?" asked Ashby as his opponent pondered their decision.
"I have a suited ace," came the reply.
"I'm in very bad shape," said Ashby.
Eventually G D called with 
but Ashby rolled over 
The flop 
had a queen, but the turn and river bricked and Ashby scooped a massive pot to move among the chip leaders.
Waheed Ashraf raised to 27,000 out of the cutoff with 
and Stephen Kehoe defended his big blind with 
The pair checked the 
flop and turn, and the river was the 
Kehoe bet 30,000 and Ashraf called, losing out to his opponent's pocket pair.
Tai Hoang was all in and at risk for his last 118,000 with 
and was up against the of Richard Ashby.
The flop 
was as eye-catching as it was unhelpful to Hoang. The turn did give him a gutshot straight draw, but the river only improved Ashby and Hoang was sent to the rail.
Richard Ashby opened to 25,000 and Tai Hoang called out of the blinds.
The flop was 
and Hoang checked. Ashby shoved and Hoang folded, leaving himself 100,000 behind.
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