Reza Yazdi opened for a raise in the hijack and was called by both Geoff Vail on the button and Kevin Boudreau in the blinds. On the flop, Boudreau checked to Yazdi, who fired 200,000. Vail moved all in for 805,000, and Boudreau shoved as well for about 1.4 million. Yazdi thought for awhile and mucked a face-up.
"I'm way behind," Vail said.
He was right, as Boudreau had flopped a set with , while Vail had just for a gutshot. No fours showed up as the and ended Vail's tournament.
Reza Yazdi opened for 125,000 under the gun and was called by Shawn Sandt to his left. Yazdi fired 150,000 on the flop, and Sandt called. A hit the turn, and Yazdi thought a long time before shoving for 795,000 effective. Sandt thought for awhile as well, and he mucked face-up.
Reza Yazdi opened for 130,000 in the cutoff, and Shawn Sandt shoved for about 760,000 on the button. Max Chrisp snap-called in the small blind, and Yazdi folded.
Chrisp:
Sandt:
Chrisp's kings found no danger on the run out, and Sandt was done in eighth.
Kevin Boudreau opened to 150,000 under the gun, and John Beauprez called from middle position. Boudreau bet 200,000 on the flop, then 300,000 on the turn. His river barrel was 600,000, and Beauprez went into the tank.
"I'm just not really a believer," he said with a smile.
Nonetheless, he got away from his hand after a couple of minutes.
flop, Boudreau checked to Yazdi, who fired 200,000. Vail moved all in for 805,000, and Boudreau shoved as well for about 1.4 million. Yazdi thought for awhile and mucked a 
face-up.
, while Vail had just 
for a gutshot. No fours showed up as the 
and 
ended Vail's tournament.
flop, and Sandt called. A 
hit the turn, and Yazdi thought a long time before shoving for 795,000 effective. Sandt thought for awhile as well, and he mucked 
face-up.
.
run out, and Sandt was done in eighth.
turn. His river barrel was 600,000, and Beauprez went into the tank.
turn meant only a 
would save Lech, but an 