Nick Schulman and Vladimir Troyanovskiy were heads up on a board of . Schulman led out with a 13,000-chip bet, and Troyanovskiy called.
The completed the board, and Schulman led again - this time for 25,000. Troyanovskiy quickly called, prompting Schulman to whip over . Troyanovskiy mucked, and Schulman shipped the pot.
From under the gun, Andrew Lichtenberger raised to 9,000. Action then folded to Ole Schemion in the cutoff seat, and he reraised to 22,000. Play folded back over to Lichtenberger, and he reraised to 36,000. Schemion went all in, and Lichtenberger called off for about 160,000 total.
Lichtenberger held the for a big flip against the for Schemion.
The flop gave Schemion the lead when the fell. The turn was the and river the . Lichtenberger's queens went down to Schemion's ace-king, and he was eliminated.
Shawn Buchanan opened to 8,000 from the hijack seat, Andrew Chen three-bet jammed for 80,000 or so on his direct left, and the action folded back to Buchanan, who tank-called.
Buchanan:
Chen:
The board ran out , and Chen was eliminated. Buchanan now has around 425,000 chips.
A preflop raising war resulted in Mike "Timex" McDonald being all in from the button for around 60,000 with the . His opponent, Nicholas Petrangelo, was in the cutoff and held the better hand with the .
The flop was bad news for McDonald as it paired Petrangelo, although he did pick up a gut-shot straight draw. The turn didn't complete it and neither did the river. "Good game, guys," McDonald said before taking his leave. With that, Petrangelo is up to 255,000.
Ole Schemion opened to 8,000 in early position, and Martin Finger defended from the big blind. The dealer fanned , and Finger check-called a 7,500-chip bet from Schemion.
The turn was the , Finger checked again, and Schemion fired 16,000. Finger check-raised to 39,000, and Schemion tank-called.
The completed the board, and Finger moved all in for 80,000 or so. Schemion thought for 30 seconds or so, then folded.
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. Schulman led out with a 13,000-chip bet, and Troyanovskiy called.
completed the board, and Schulman led again - this time for 25,000. Troyanovskiy quickly called, prompting Schulman to whip over 
. Troyanovskiy mucked, and Schulman shipped the pot.
for a big flip against the 
for Schemion.
fell. The turn was the 
and river the 
. Lichtenberger's queens went down to Schemion's ace-king, and he was eliminated.
. His opponent, Nicholas Petrangelo, was in the cutoff and held the better hand with the 
, and Finger check-called a 7,500-chip bet from Schemion.
couldn't beat the 
.
