Level: 8
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 3,000
Level: 8
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 3,000
'Show77' raised to 5,000 on the button, Tommy G called in the small blind and Geoffrey Mooney called in the big blind.
The flop came Q♣4♥9♠, and 'Show77' fired out a bet of 6,000, both G and Mooney called. Action checked on the 7♠ turn then Mooney took a swipe at the pot and bet 25,000 on the 8♣ river, 'Show77' folded but G called.
Mooney tabled the nuts with J♣10♣, and scooped the pot.
There were roughly 30,000 chips in the pot on a board of K♠9♣9♠A♠. Jamie Dwan bet 20,000 from middle position, and Guy Dvash called on the button.
The Q♠ landed on the river, and that was where things really heated up. Dwan put Dvash all in for his remaining 44,000, leaving him with a decision for his tournament life.
After a lengthy deliberation, Dvash eventually decided to let his hand go, and Dwan took down the pot.
Level: 7
Blinds: 1,000/2,500
Ante: 2,500
The players have been sent on a 45-minute dinner break.
With 17,000 chips in the pot on a flop of Q♥6♦J♠, Suleyman Gurbanmuhammedov checked from under the gun to Guy Dvash on the button, who checked behind.
The 6♥ landed on the turn, and Gurbanmuhammedov checked again. Dvash fired out a bet of 6,000, which Gurbanmuhammedov called.
The 3♣ completed the board, and Gurbanmuhammedov decided to lead out for 14,000. Dvash did not believe his story and quickly made the call.
Gurbanmuhammedov was sheepish about revealing his cards, but after a few seconds he turned over 9♥8♦. Dvash tabled A♦9♣ for ace-high and scooped the pot.
Raoul Kanme raised to 4,000 from the button, Boris Kolev called from the small blind, and Weiran Pu came along from the big blind.
The flop came Q♦3♣2♥, and Kanme fired out a bet of 4,500. Kolev was the only caller. The A♠ landed on the turn, and Kanme continued his aggression with a bet of 10,000. Kolev was unfazed and made the call.
The 8♣ completed the board, and Kanme decided to shut down with a check. Kolev tabled Q♠J♠ for a pair of queens, which was good enough to scoop the pot.
Level: 6
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 2,000
There were roughly 14,000 chips in the pot with the full board reading J♣10♠9♥10♥5♠. Ryan Mandara had a bet of 14,000 in front of him from the big blind, leaving Kenar with a decision.
Kenar went deep into the tank and appeared unsure what to do. After a short while, he eventually tossed in the call.
Mandara tabled 10♣7♠ for three of a kind, prompting a frustrated Kenar to muck his cards as Mandara collected the pot.