Mickey DoftDale Jamison eyes Vanessa Selbst's chips.
Ryan Bambrick opened to 31,000 in the cutoff and Vanessa Selbst called on the button. Dale Jamison popped it to 121,000 in the small blind. Action folded around to Selbst and she called.
The flop came down and Jamison bet 150,000. Selbst thought for a few moments before making the call. The turn brought the and Jamison kept up the heat, betting 350,000. Selbst spent a good four minutes in the tank, eventually laying it down.
Selbst is down to 1.75 million while Jamison is up to 1.52 million.
[user75032]
On the heels of Vanessa Selbst playing a few big pots with Dale Jamison, she walked right into another one. As she traded snipes with Jamison, action folded to Ryan Bambrick in the small blind. He limped in, an action which drew a raise to 32,000 from Selbst. Bambrick then limp-re-raised to 92,000.
"I guess I'll just play a big pot with everyone," said Selbst as she tossed in a call. Bambrick continued as aggressor by betting 76,000 on a flop of . The bet was just less than half the pot. Selbst called.
The turn came . Again Bambrick bet just less than half the pot, this time 150,000. Selbst called again to the river. Bambrick, with about 500,000 behind, bet 220,000. Selbst moved all in, and Bambrick quickly called.
"I'm sorry," said Selbst. "I was floating you on the turn." She turned up the nuts, , a ten-high straight. Bambrick saw the hand, muttered "so sick," and mucked his cards. He's eliminated.
Selbst picks up 800,000 chips to move back to more than 2.5 million.
Mickey Doft
Phil Ivey raised to 30,000 in the hijack and was called by Vanessa Rousso in the cutoff and Cliff Josephy in the big blind.
The flop came down . They each checked and the hit the turn. "JohnnyBax" checked and Ivey bet 40,000. Rousso called and Bax raised it up, making it 125,000 to play. Ivey thought it over for a minute and gave it up, as did Rousso.
donpeters
Phil Ivey just got moved to a new table and on the first hand there, things went south. He got all in with Travis Klein preflop with , but Klein held two kings.
After a board of , Ivey was forced to send over 184,000 chips and was knocked down to just 120,000.
donpeters
Phil Ivey is no more
Phil Ivey had about 115,000 chips in his stack due to that last loss to Travis Klein when he limped under the gun for 12,000 of it. Michael Wood was in the next seat and limped as well before action folded all the way to Elio Fox in the big blind. Fox checked his option.
The flop came down and Fox checked. Ivey bet 30,000, leaving himself with about 75,000. Woods folded and Fox made the call.
The turn was the and Fox checked. Ivey pushed his last stacks of yellows into the middle and Fox announced a call. Ivey tabled for a pair and a flush draw while Fox held for top pair of aces.
The river was the and not what Ivey was looking for. He stood up from the table as Fox was pushed the pot, eliminated from the tournament.
[user75032]
It was a case of bad timing for [Removed:113]. He was dealt the red queens under the gun at the same time that Jordan Morgan was dealt in the big blind. The predictable pre-flop raising war ensued until [Removed:115] was all in. He did not improve, , and has retired to the rail.
[user75032]
Cards are back in the air. With 26 players remaining and play concluding when 24 remain, this is likely to be the final level of play today.
and Jamison bet 150,000. Selbst thought for a few moments before making the call. The turn brought the 
and Jamison kept up the heat, betting 350,000. Selbst spent a good four minutes in the tank, eventually laying it down.![[user75032]](/img/avatars/avatar.svg){kind=avatar}
. The bet was just less than half the pot. Selbst called.
. Again Bambrick bet just less than half the pot, this time 150,000. Selbst called again to the 
, a ten-high straight. Bambrick saw the hand, muttered "so sick," and mucked his cards. He's eliminated.
. They each checked and the 
hit the turn. "JohnnyBax" checked and Ivey bet 40,000. Rousso called and Bax raised it up, making it 125,000 to play. Ivey thought it over for a minute and gave it up, as did Rousso.
as he took in the pot.
, but Klein held two kings.
, Ivey was forced to send over 184,000 chips and was knocked down to just 120,000.
and Fox checked. Ivey bet 30,000, leaving himself with about 75,000. Woods folded and Fox made the call.
for a pair and a flush draw while Fox held 
in the big blind. The predictable pre-flop raising war ensued until [Removed:115] was all in. He did not improve, 
, and has retired to the rail.
and Woods held 
