Shaan Siddiqui raised to 13,000 from under the gun and Niko Ghag moved all-in for 39,400 from the small blind. Siddiqui called.
Niko Ghag:
Shaan Siddiqui:
The flop came to give Siddiqui top two pair, but Ghag picked up a straight draw. The turn was the and Ghag picked up even more outs holding the only diamond. The river was the and Ghag survived to double to just below the starting stack.
The player under the gun limped in and Chanracy Khun raised to 8,500 from middle position. David Ormsby called from the cutoff and the under-the-gun player called also.
The flop came and action checked to Ormsby who bet 12,500. The player under the gun called and Khun mucked.
The turn was the and action checked to Ormsby again. He wasted no time and jammed his stack in the middle, clearly putting his opponent to the test for his last 45,000 in chips. Eventually, he folded and Ormsby raked in the pot.
Players are on their last break of the day and Thomas Cemm currently leads the way with 469,000. He won a massive pot earlier against Sam Chartier with aces against kings and holds a healthy lead.
Jonathan Marrie raised to 6,000 from the cutoff and got calls from Eric Aucoin on the button and Gary Lucci in the big blind.
The flop came , Lucci checked and Marrie bet 7,000. Aucoin snap-raised to 16,000 and Lucci folded. Marrie peered over at Aucoin's stack and then called.
The turn was the and Marrie checked. Aucoin bet 25,000 and Marrie called again. The river was the and Marrie checked for a second time. Aucoin ripped his stack of 36,7000 in the middle and Marrie called.
"Two pair" said Aucoin as he tabled . Marrie flashed for a pair of jacks with a king kicker and raked in the pot.
Sam Chartier and Francois Billard were the latest players to hit the rail, but they've both jumped back in for another crack at the minimum $200,000 prize pool!
We got to the table as Thomas Cemm and Sam Chartier were in a pre-flop raising war. Chartier was in the cutoff and had 13,000 in front of him, which appeared to be a three-bet over Cemm's under-the-gun open. Cemm came over the top for a four-bet to 35,000 and Chartier called.
The flop came and Cemm led out for 55,000. Chartier thought about it and eventually moved all-in for 60,000 total. Cemm snap-called.
"Do you have aces?" asked Chartier. Cemm tabled and said "Yep". Chartier tabled for the ultimate pre-flop cooler. The turn was the and the river was the to send Chartier to the rail.
"I almost folded" smiled Chartier as he pushed his chips forward. "We're even now" said Cemm. "Yeah, we're even" laughed Chartier as he exited the tournament area. "I don't feel as bad about busting in 30th (in the $1,650 event)" said Cemm.