Day 1c has already reached a total of 89 entries with 50 players remaining to bring the overall field size up to 187 entries.
Day 1c has already reached a total of 89 entries with 50 players remaining to bring the overall field size up to 187 entries.
On the heads-up turn of J♥7♦3♦10♦, Tome Dinh in the small blind bet 20,000 and Benjamin Lingenfelder Jr called on the button. Dinh checked the 8♦ on the river and then called a bet worth 55,500. Lingenfelder Jr tabled the K♠K♦ and Dinh mucked his J♦6♦ with a big sigh. He was down to less than ten blinds thereafter and busted.
Ilan Miller raised and then called a three-bet to 12,000 by Aidan Jacobs to lead a 8♠5♣2♥ flop for 15,000, Jacobs called. On the 9♠ turn, Miller slowed down and check-called for 20,000 before checking the 6♠ on the river. Jacobs moved all-in and Miller quickly folded.
Arnas Grygalis had won one of the recent flips for a Main Event ticket with pocket deuces for a set, which he may need to redeem soon.
Grygalis was all-in short with the A♠Q♠ and Sami Matar was aiming to score the knockout with an inferior A♦4♦. The 9♠3♠3♦9♥7♥ runout secured the split pot.
Level: 7
Blinds: 1,000/1,500
Ante: 1,500
Down to the last 24,600 in chips, Hafiz Juma pushed with the K♦3♦ and was looked up by Ak Ak with the A♠Q♥.
The A♦10♦6♠6♥7♠ board changed nothing as Juma missed his flush draw to bust before the final break on the table that is destined to head to the live stream table for the final two hours.
Jay Jamli made it 6,600 to go preflop and was called by Benjamin Lingenfelder Jr on the button. Kamli bet the 7♠6♦4♥ flop for 7,000 to pick up a call and checked the 9♥ turn. Lingenfelder Jr bet 9,500 and Kamli called.
That led them to the J♠ river on which Kamli bet again, this time making it 18,500 to go. Lingenfelder Jr was not letting go of the Q♣J♥ for rivered top pair and caught Kamli bluffing with the A♣10♣.
On a flop of K♦J♠3♦, the chips went into the middle when Tianyi Wen bet 11,500 and Maria De Gouveia raised to 26,000 as Alfred Magani pushed all-in thereafter. Wen called all-in and De Gouveia also came along to create the largest pot of the day so far.
Tianyi Wen: A♦K♠
Alfred Magani: J♦8♦
Maria De Gouveia: J♣J♥
The flopped set of De Gouveia fell behind on the 2♦ turn and the 8♠ river failed to pair the board. Wen was knocked out and Magani doubled off De Gouveia for 141,300. Down to 14,100, she bowed out very shortly after.