James Hearty Zaragoza was eliminated after his A♠9♠ could not improve against his opponents 4♣4♠. He hits the rail in 24th place.
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Busted |
Jonathan Luchin went all in from middle position for his last three big blinds. It folded to a player in the small blind who called and the cards hit their backs.
Jonathan Luchin: A♦3♥
Small Blind: 8♣8♠
The full board ran out 9♦K♦K♥6♠Q♥ and Luchin was eliminated in 23rd place.
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Busted |
Andrew Merola was eliminated when he went all in with Kx10x and his opponent called with QxJx and spiked a jack on the river.
He exited in 22nd place after an incredible run.
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Busted |
Action folded all the way to Michael Dorff in the small blind who went all in with pocket nines and was called by the big blind's ace-seven off suit. The big blind would spike an ace on the turn.
Dorff hit the rail in 21st place.
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Busted |
William Slovinsky was eliminated in 20th place after his A♦2♥ could not hold against his opponents J♣J♠.
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Busted |
John Cipriano opened to 100,000 from middle position and was three-bet to 600,000. He then went all in and his opponent called.
John Cipriano: QxQx
Opponent: AxKx
His opponent spiked an ace on the turn and Cipriano would hit the rail in 19th place after a great run.
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Action was opened in middle position to 200,000. It then folded to Sean Byars in the small blind who went all in for about 400,000. His opponent called and Byars was at risk.
Sean Byars: Q♥J♥
Opponent: A♣Q♣
The full board ran out 7♣3♦3♥10♦K♣ and Byars would hit the rail in 18th place.
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Busted |
Level: 26
Blinds: 30,000/60,000
Ante: 60,000
Gary Braufman was eliminated after his Qx10x could not hold against his opponents Ax9x.
He hit the rail in 17th place after an impressive run.
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Busted |
Action was opened in middle position by Adam Reese to 125,000. Matthew Iles was on the button and three-bet to 275,000. Reese called.
The Q♦7♣6♠ flop landed and Reese check-called a 160,000 bet from Iles. The turn brought a K♣ and Reese checked again. Iles bet 275,000. Reese called again.
The river brought a J♣ and Reese checked once more. Iles asked for it all and moved in. Reese sat in the tank for about a minute but eventually stuck in the chips. Iles gave him the head nod and rolled over A♠2♠. Reese tabled Q♣J♥ and Iles hit the rail in 16th place.
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Busted |
