Roy Climbing
The board read 
and Jonathan Roy led out for 12,300. His lone opponent, Magnus Sellen, pushed out a raise to 23,500. Sellen, seated to the direct left of Roy, proceeded to turn and stare Roy down as he made a decision.
Sellen's eyes never broke contact with Roy's face as Roy cut out enough chips to make a call. A sullen Sellen showed 
for the second best hand behind Roy's 
for kings and fours.
By dragging this pot Roy has built his stack up to 520,000.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
520,000
30,000
|
30,000 |
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, and Naney was eliminated.
, but found action from Matt Stout in the small blind with 
and at risk against the 
of Gleb Tremzin. Although Richard was behind, he held to live cards. Unfortunately for him, he saw neither of them as the board ran out a dry 
and in bad shape against the 
of Day 1b chip leader Ashton Griffin.
board. "Good game, guys," Altman said before taking his leave.
of Mor Ben David. The 
flop gave Newey a straight draw, and the 
on the turn gave him outs to counterfeit David's pair, but the 
bricked on the river.
, and Cruickshanks was eliminated. Sabat climbed to 580,000 in chips.
for sixes full of deuces and Schwartz mucked his cards. Schwartz is now left with just around ten big blinds while Gordon's stack is sitting around 155,000.
