A three-way pot gave us a chip leader in the $25,750 High Roller going into the break here at the PokerStars Championship Bahamas.
On a flop of , Daniel Colman made it 3,600 to see a turn card. Noah Scwartz and Jonathan Jaffe both called behind. The turn card was the , and Colman sensationally moved all-in!
"I can't even enjoy my massage!" said Schwartz. "How much is the shove?"
While the dealer counted it out, Schwartz did the same, announcing "44,675, OK." The dealer corrected him "It's 45,675."
"I'm Jewish, that's the same," said Schwartz with a laugh, before agonising to a fold. Jaffe made the call, however, and showed for the flush draw. Colman turned over and that won the hand after the river gave him a monster stack of almost double his starting 50,000.
"See you in the next one." said Jaffe. Schwartz confirmed after Felipe Ramos called it that he'd folded .
"True story." he said. All we know for sure in that hand is that Colman has 91,000 and the chip lead in the tournament.
MrPaulSeaton
Atlantis Resort, home of the PokerStars Championship Bahamas
We're back in the Atlantis Resort for the kick-off of the highly anticipated $25,750 High Roller this morning. After a strong turn out of 69 entries in the Single Day $50,000 High Roller tournament earlier in the week, players such as PokerStars Team Pros Daniel Negreanu and Jake Cody are just two of the names we expect to see taking part in the action.
With just 32 players remaining in the $5,300 Main Event, plenty of poker High Rollers will surely be taking each other on in this event, which takes place starting today and running until a winner is crowned on Saturday.
So many players are here in the Bahamas who have a strong record on the island, including former Super High Roller winner Steve O'Dwyer and $50,000 Single Day High Roller winner Bryn Kenney, who will surely be going for back-to-back bragging rights. $100,000 Super High Roller champion from this season's PokerStars Championship in the Bahamas Jason Koon and $25,750 PLO winner Isaac Haxton will both have the chance to go for a second High Roller here in the sun too!
Action kicks off at 11.00am local time (5.00pm CET) in the Atlantis Imperial Ballroom, with hour-long levels from the start and a 50,000 starting stack. PokerNews.com will be around the tables for shuffle up and deal and bring you live updates from the first bet to the last call.
and Barbero called it off with 
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gave Barbero the pot and the chip lead in the tournament, while Watson has the break to contemplate a re-entry.
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, Daniel Colman made it 3,600 to see a turn card. Noah Scwartz and Jonathan Jaffe both called behind. The turn card was the 
, and Colman sensationally moved all-in! 
for the flush draw. Colman turned over 
and that won the hand after the 
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