We found Rob Wazwaz being forced to double up an opponent on a board of . Wazwaz had in front of him for a set, but his opponent had for a better set, and Wazwaz has about half of the stack he had last time we checked on him.
We found Travis Lauson, in the hijack, calling a three-bet to about 8,000 from Kyle Schertz on the button. After the flop, Lauson checked and Schertz bet about 7,000. Lauson instantly announced all in, and Schertz dropped calling chips in just as quickly.
Schertz:
Lauson:
Lauson needed a queen, but he missed the turn and river, so he sent 40,100 to Schertz.
Anthony Yeh checked from under the gun on a flop, and Taylor Howard bet 4,500. Yeh made it 12,000, and Howard wasted little time pushing all in. Yeh tanked for a couple of minutes before announcing call of his 60,000 or so.
"I have a set," Howard said, flipping .
"Nice hand," Yeh said as he tabled a nearly-dead .
The turn sealed it for Howard, and Yeh's once-large stack is now gone.
Peixin Liu and Thao Thiem checked an flop, and a hit the turn. Liu, who was under the gun, bet 8,000 and Thiem called from the button. A hit the board on the river, and Liu came out with a hefty 25,000. Thiem thought briefly before making the call, and Liu showed him for top full house.
Players are on the final 10-minute break of the night.
Mark Hodge opened for 4,200 in late position, and Peixin Liu shoved from the blinds. Hodge called right away with , and Liu had . Liu flopped a gutter on the flop, but otherwise offered no threat to Hodge's aces.
on the flop. The 
turn and 
river did nothing for the small blind.
. Wazwaz had 
river, so he sent 40,100 to Schertz.
board left Grimes' queens best for the double.
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turn sealed it for Howard, and Yeh's once-large stack is now gone.
flop, and a 
hit the turn. Liu, who was under the gun, bet 8,000 and Thiem called from the button. A 
hit the board on the river, and Liu came out with a hefty 25,000. Thiem thought briefly before making the call, and Liu showed him 
. Liu flopped a gutter on the 
flop, but otherwise offered no threat to Hodge's aces.