Level: 13
Blinds: 1,500/2,500
Ante: 2,500
Level: 13
Blinds: 1,500/2,500
Ante: 2,500
The aftermath of a big pot was being pushed to David Albertson, and his ![]()
was on the felt with a ![]()
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board on the felt. His eliminated opponent was leaving the table, his defeated ![]()
being pulled into the muck by the dealer.
"He bet 20,000 on the flop, and I called. He bet 20,000 on the turn, I called again. I jammed the river, he called." Albertson shared with us while raking in the big pot.
From the big blind, Joel Weisberger jammed for 62,000 on a ![]()
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flop, and Allison Anjos called off for around 55,000 on the button.
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The combo draw for Weisberger came in immediately on the
turn, and Anjos couldn't catch back up on the
river.
Level: 12
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 2,000
The remaining 62 players are on a fifteen-minute break. The 100 denomination chips will be colored off during this break. When players return, they will play three more levels before bagging and tagging for the evening.
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board on the felt, Matt Sundberg fired a bet of 15,000 from early position, and Walter Bravo, who has spun up a massive stack in the last few levels, gave it some thought before throwing in a call.
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for a full house, and Bravo mucked. Despite the setback, Bravo still wields a more than quarter-million chip stack as Day 1a starts to wind down.
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flop over to Michael Wadlow, who from under the gun jammed for 20,300 into the 9,000 chip pot. The big blind didn't think long before flicking in a chip for a call.
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Wadlow started to rise from his chair when the
fell on the turn, but found one of his many outs on the
river, and his king-jack high flush was good enough to earn the double.