Hyman Pays Off Vogelsang
Level 14
: 5,000/10,000, 10,000 ante
Christoph Vogelsang made it 35,000 in the small blind and Matt Hyman called in the big. Vogelsang continued for 26,000 when 
flopped. Hyman popped it up to 82,000 and Vogelsang called. Both checked the 
, bringing a 
. Vogelsang bet 100,000.
"Such a sick flop," Hyman said with a sigh before dropping in calling chips.
Vogelsang showed 
for the win.
"Nine-x of clubs?" Jason Koon asked.
Hyman nodded.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
1,400,000
342,000
|
342,000 |
|
||
|
431,000
-382,000
|
-382,000 |
and Sontheimer checked to Bonomo who 20,000. Sontheimer called, and then both players checked the 
on the turn.
, and Sontheimer bet out 145,000 and Bonomo released his hand.
flop was checked through as the 
landed on the turn. Bonomo checked, Sontheimer bet 65,000, and Bonomo made the call as the river landed the 
.
for a pair of aces, but it would be Aido's 
that would see him earn a triple up with a pair of aces but a better kicker.
river, the German led out 144,000. Badziakouski tanked awhile, using an extension, and then opted to fold.
, bringing a 
. Badziakouski fired big with 200,000 and Bonomo announced an immediate call.
. 
and things looked good from Adams' perspective as he had 
.
flop and Kaverman called again. 
but he showed some heart, trying to steal the pot on the river. He bombed it, overbetting the pot with a 250,000 shell. 
and no reason to get scared with an unbeatable hand. He raised to 900,000 and Burns took full 30 seconds before folding, trying to sell a tough decision towards the end of the day.
, Christoph Vogelsang fired in 260,000 and Sam Soverel was in the tank in the big blind. It looked to be a pot-sized bet. Soverel used at least one time extension and then threw in calling chips, but he couldn't beat 
in a hand from the live stream. The flop came 
