Day 2 entry Wagner Wysotchanski limped under the gun and saw Scott Massimiano raise to 10,000 in middle position. Harold Brendon called in the cutoff and action folded back to Wysotchanski, who limp-jammed for 32,000. Massimiano came over all in over the top and Brenden called; Wysotchanski found himself in about as good of shape as he could have asked for.
Wagner Wysotchanski:
Scott Massimiano:
Harold Brenden:
"Fair fight," said tablemate Ron West. The flop all but ended the hand right then and there, and Wysotchanski knew it as he let out a small fist pump. The turn brought him a small backdoor Broadway sweat, but the river came to give him a full house and score him the triple.
Saad Ghanem was just spotted among the full house that is the Venetian Poker Room and confirmed he got in on the action as a Day 2 alternate. After waiting nine hours yesterday, he was able to get an early seat today and has found his way up to 54,000 in the first hour of play.
Ghanem is a resident of MSPT's home state of Minnesota and has over $650,000 of lifetime earnings with more than $183,000 of them by way of the MSPT. His best MSPT finish came just over a year ago, when he took second place at MSPT Meskwaki for $53,749.
The dealer was in the process of finishing a runout with Jesse Yaginuma all in for 31,000 from early position against another player in middle position.
Jesse Yaginuma:
Opponent:
Yaginuma picked up a flush draw on the flop and while the turn did not make his flush draw, he filled up on his freeroll to double as the river completed the runout. Yaginuma was a Day 2 registrant, taking the place of Michael Lin who busted earlier in the day.
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Stephen Brown saw action fold to him in the cutoff and opened to 4,000. Nahid Toma three-bet to 8,000 on the button and action folded back to Brown, who called. The flop came and Brown checked to Toma, who made a continuation-bet of 19,000. Brown called.
Action checked through the turn and Brown cut out a bet of 40,000 on the river . Toma went into the tank, thinking for close to two full minutes before finding a call.
Brown turned over for the nut flush and the dealer pushed forward the three diamonds on board to confirm. Toma was unable to top it and sent his cards to the muck, earning Brown the pot to bring him near 300,000.
John Sun was also spotted at the table taking the five-seat that was previously occupied by Russell Boyker. Moments later, he was seen earning a double with ace-king and now has 62,000.