With 646 entries recorded in the $2,200 Warm Up, the prize pool totaled $1,188,640 and 87 players will be paid. A min-cash is worth $3,015, while the eventual champion will walk away with $210,000.
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When it folded to Sergei Varnaev on the button, he raised to 20,000. Dmitrii Orlov three-bet jammed for 157,000 out of the small blind and Varnaev made the call.
Dmitrii Orlov: 10♥10♦
Sergei Varnaev: K♠Q♣
Orlov was in a flip with pocket tens for his tournament life. The flop of A♥9♦J♠ gave Varnaev a few additional outs, but the 9♥ turn removed them. The 4♥ fell on the river and Orlov stayed alive.
There was a raise to 20,000 from the cutoff and only Kirill Burtin called from the big blind,
Both players checked the Q♦Q♥5♣ flop to see the 6♦ fall on the turn, Burtin bet 35,000 and his opponent slid in the call.
The Q♠ landed on the river and both players checked. Burtin sheepishly turned over 4♥3♣ and was playing the board. The cutoff player mucked their hand, which meant Burtin pulled in the pot.