Mateos Over 300K
Level 5
: 1,000/2,000, 2,000 ante
Sean Perry opened from the hijack and was three-bet by Adrian Mateos on the button. The action got back to Perry who decided to risk all of his 70,000 some odd chips and it was a snap-call by Mateos.
Adrian Mateos: 
Sean Perry: 
Mateos was in a dominating position and the board ran out clean for him as he eliminated Perry on his second bullet of the day. Mateos has tripled his starting stack and sits with Cary Katz as the only two players over the 300,000 chip mark.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
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387,000
132,000
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132,000 |
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334,000
234,000
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234,000 |
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Busted | |
on the button. Before the action could be figured out, Katz and his opponent in the hijack were all in with the cards face up. 
and the flop of 
was spread. However, the 
on the river sealed the deal and Katz raked in another sizeable pot to move over 500,000.
, Adrian Mateos led out for 20,000 from the small blind. Benjamin Pollak was in the big blind and made the call.
and Mateos shoved all in, putting Pollak to the test for his remaining 78,000. He thought for a moment and then stuck in the chips to call. Mateos rolled over 
for a flush and Pollak's cards hit the muck.
landed on the river and Winter checked this time. Greenberg tossed in a bet of 25,000 and Winter called after declaring that he had a strong hand. Greenberg turned over 
for a straight and Winter's hand wasn't strong enough to compete with Broadway.
, the action was checked to Dan Shak in early position. Shak pushed all in for 84,000 and Dylan Linde was forced to make a decision in the big blind. 
for trip sixes. Linde could only muster two pair with 
and Shak earned himself a double up.
and Seidel led out for 38,000. Mateos shoved all in and Seidel quickly made the call for his last 50,000 chips. 
