Chris Hight raised in late position to 16,000 and was called by a player on the button, with all other action folding.
The flop came out and Hight continued for 20,000. His opponent responded by raising to 50,000 which Hight thought about briefly and called.
The turn came out a and Hight checked to the button who bet 60,000. Hight looked at his stack and called.
Hight checked and the button moved all in for 188,000 effective, sending Hight into the tank. He pondered his decision for nearly 90 seconds before putting in his chips for the call. The button turned over for ace high, and Hight turned over for second pair.
Preston McEwen raised to 12,000 in early position and saw two player behind him move all in for firs 60,000 and then another for 90,000. Matthew Lawrence on the button called to put them both at risk. Action went back around to McEwen who folded face up.
Shorter stack:
Larger stack:
Matthew Lawrence:
The board ran out and aces-up was good for Lawrence to win the massive pot.
Dylan Lemery moved all in from first position for 71,000 and one to his left, another player moved all in immediately for more. Action folded around to the Michael Chilton in the big blind who deliberated for a bit before mucking his hand saying "I'm giving you boys a lot of respect."
Dylan Lemery:
Opponent:
Chilton slammed the table and said "I folded pocket jacks." Lemery shook his head and got up as the flop came out. His head spun around when the turn hit and the river kept Lemery's aces and jacks in the lead. He sat down in shock as the pot was pushed to him, while Chilton was left shaking his head about the fold he made.
Matthew Lawrence raised to 12,000 from middle position and from one seat over, another player three-bet to 36,000. All other action folded back around to Lawrence who called.
The flop came out and through various bets and raises, Lawrence had put his opponent all in for his remaining 87,000.
Opponent:
Matthew Lawrence:
The turn and river provided no benefit for the pocket kings, which left the opponent tapping the table and exiting the tournament.