David Olshan shoved in early position for 146,000 and was called by Jayaram Kovoor-Chathoth in middle position.
Olshan:
Kovoor-Chathoth:
The flop came to give Olshan hope with a gutter. Further outs materialized on the turn as an eight would now give him a straight. The river was a brick though: .
Barry Hutter opened in the hijack to 27,000, and Aaron Massey moved all in for what he estimated was 222,000 on the button. Upon getting the quote, Hutter called.
Hutter:
Massey:
Massey needed improvement, and the flop did bring him a flush draw. His equity was further helped by a turn that brought a straight draw, but it was Hutter improving to a set on the river.
We found Taylor Wilson all in from the big blind with , at risk against Barry Hutter, who had . A board of looked promising for a Wilson double, but the hit the river to end his tournament.
Christian Harder opened to 27,000, David Fink called and the flop fell . Both players checked, the turn came and Harder checked. Fink moved all in and harder snap-called with . Fink was in a bad spot with and the river came - bricking for Fink.
Barry Hutter raised to 36,000 in the small blind, and Jayaram Kovoor-Chathoth defended his big. Hutter check-called 35,000 on the flop and then 65,000 more on the turn. He checked the river and called a final bet of 75,000.
Kovoor-Chathoth could only muster , not enough to beat Hutter's .
Players are heading to break, and with that pot, Hutter has amassed more than a third of the total chips.
There hasn't been too much action since the players returned from break. We just had our longest standoff between Sergio De Zen and Ryan Van Sanford. De Zen opened to 40,000, Van Sanford moved all in on the button and the blinds released.