Short and down under 30,000 in chips, Christoph Vogelsang was all in with ![]()
against the ![]()
for Tony Gregg. The flop, turn, and river ran out ![]()
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, and Vogelsang was eliminated.
Short and down under 30,000 in chips, Christoph Vogelsang was all in with ![]()
against the ![]()
for Tony Gregg. The flop, turn, and river ran out ![]()
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, and Vogelsang was eliminated.
From under the gun, Christoph Vogelsang raised to 4,000. Tony Gregg called from the cutoff seat, Vitaliy Rizhkov called on the button, and then Daniel Negreanu reraised to 26,000 out of the small blind. Everyone folded back to Rizhkov, and he called.
After the dealer dropped the ![]()
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flop in the middle, Negreanu bet 25,000. Rizhkov folded, and Negreanu let the table pick one before he revealed the
from his hand.
Matt Berkey checked a ![]()
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flop with about 90,000 in the middle, heads up with Keith Gipson.
Gipson led for 33,000 and Berkey shipped it in for 156,000 total. Gipson got a count and made the call, leaving him just 67,000 behind.
Berkey was ahead with the ![]()
versus Gipson's ![]()
in a classic match-up between to overpairs, and held on an ![]()
run out.
Sam Soverel raised to 5,500 from middle position, Jason Les three-bet to 13,000 from the small blind, and Soverel called.
The flop fell ![]()
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and Les check-called 10,000 from Soverel. The turn was the
and Les checked to Soverel who bet effectively 45,000. Les called all in with ![]()
for aces full of queens, having Soverel's ![]()
drawing dead.
The river was a meaningless
, securing the double for Les.
Picking up the action following a flop of ![]()
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, Phil Hellmuch checked from the cutoff and Justin Bonomo bet 20,000 from the button. Hellmuth check-raised to 43,000, Bonomo called, and the
landed on the turn. Hellmuth bet 58,000, Bonomo called, and the
river completed the board. Hellmuth bet 145,000 and after a few moments Bonomo raised all in for not much more.
Before the dealer finished counting out the amount, Hellmuth folded.
"What's it like, Justin?" asked Hellmuth. After a few more comments from Hellmuth, Bonomo responded.
"I'm not the one who was caught bluffing," replied Bonomo.
"I wasn't bluffing," said Hellmuth.
"Then why did you fold for like 20,000 more?" asked Bonomo.
"Why put in 20,000 if I know I'm beat? I think it was more, anyway," said Hellmuth.
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A preflop raising war led to Isaac Haxton getting it all in with the ![]()
and Tom Marchese calling him down with the dominating ![]()
.
The board ran out ![]()
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taking Haxton out with it.
In the end, Marchese effectively doubled up, booking a spot among the current leaders as well.
From under the gun, Tony Gregg raised to 5,000. Vitaliy Rizhkov reraised from the next seat to 12,500, and play folded back around to Gregg. He called, and the flop was ![]()
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. Gregg checked, Rizhkov bet 14,000, and Gregg check-raised to 36,000. Rizhkov reraised to 82,500, and Gregg folded.
Level: 4
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 300
Igor Kurganov bet 80,000 into a pot of close to 160,000 on the river of a ![]()
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board, heads up with Dan Smith.
Smith pushed in for more than Kurganov's remaining 90,000, and after a minute in the tank, Kurganov claimed he couldn't fold and made the call with the ![]()
, having missed the flush draw and made two pair on the river.
The river was even better for Smith, however, as he turned over the ![]()
boat and Kurganov was sent packing.