Chip Counts
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
3,508,000
65,000
|
65,000 |
|
1,503,000
584,000
|
584,000 |
|
982,000
-56,000
|
-56,000 |
|
||
|
710,000
-280,000
|
-280,000 |
|
||
|
695,000
-36,000
|
-36,000 |
|
|
||
|
Busted | |
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in the middle seat, and he opened to 70,000. Over in the small blind, Isaac Haxton was dealt 
, and he paused to consider. The last 691,000 of his chips eventually went in as he declared his intentions, and Fierro made the easy call to put Haxton in a bad spot.
flop was a miss, but there were "a lot of interesting turn cards," as someone at the table said. The 
only served to flip-flop his outs, and Haxton was drawing dead to Boadway with one card to come.
dropped off the deck like a bolt of thunder, and Haxton spiked lucky to earn the come-from-behind double. It moves him back around the chip average with 1.432 million, while Fierro has been knocked all the way back to 808,000.
on the button. Action folded back to Haxton and he called.
flop gave Duhamel a straight-flush draw and sure enough, the 
turn locked up the pot for Duhamel with the straight flush. The 
river was merely a formality as Duhamel took down the pot.
, and action came to Jason Koon in the small blind. His 
was good enough for a three-bet to 151,000, but Isaac Haxton had the best hand in the big blind. It was 
, and the decision sent him deep into the tank for a couple minutes. He eventually thought better of it and folded, and Bilokur ducked out as well.
and Jason Koon three-bet to 135,000 with 
flop.
turn. He checked and Koon kept up the heat with a bet of 183,000. Duhamel re-raised all in, getting Koon to quickly lay it down.
and Leonid Bilokur called from the big blind with 
flop and Bilokur check-called 65,000 on the 
hit the river and Bilokur check-called again, this one for 106,000, losing with his inferior flush.