Action folded to 2013 World Series of Poker Main Event November Niner Marc Etienne Mclaughlin in the cutoff and he raised to 4,000. The player in the big blind called.
The flop came and both players checked to the on the turn. The big blind led out for 5,500 and Mclaughlin quickly called.
The river was the and both players checked. The big blind said "I have a deuce", prompting Mclaughlin to table for a pair of threes. The big blind mucked and Mclaughlin raked in the pot.
Mclaughlin won the 2016 World Cup of Cards High Roller last summer, and although he couldn't get anything going in the High Roller this year, there are a few more events left for the Quebec pro to put up big results.
On a board reading , with about 17,000 in the pot, Marc-Andre Gravel bet 6,000 from the hijack. Ian Tang was on the button and raised to 16,500. Gravel tank-called.
The river was the and Gravel checked. Tang paused for a moment and bet 38,000. Gravel practically beat him into the pot, quickly tossing a single chip out to call.
Armand 'Oyster King' King raised to 5,500 from under the gun and got calls from Senthuran Vijayaratnam on the button and Sam Gottiparthi in the small blind.
The flop came and all three players checked to the on the turn. Gottiparthi checked and King bet 21,500. Vijayaratnam was next to act and raised to 50,000. Gottiparthi folded and King moved all-in. Vijayaratnam called.
King quickly tabled for a set of threes and Vijayaratnam disappointingly tabled for a pair of aces. "I'm drawing dead" said Vijayaratnam as he got up from his seat.
The river was the insignificant and King raked in the pot while Vijayaratnam hit the rail.
The remaining players are on their last break of the day! Play resumes in 15 minutes and players will finish up one more level before bagging for the night.
There was about 50,000 in the pot, on a board reading and Jessie Wheatley led out from the big blind for 37,500. The player in the hijack folded and Tristan Bergeron moved all-in on the button. Wheatley quickly called.
Bergeron was at risk but miles ahead with for top set. Wheatley tabled for top two pair on the wrong end of a cooler.
The turn was the and Wheatley picked up a flush draw. The river was the to keep Bergeron alive.
We got to the table as Rasool Sarangi was all-in against two short stacks.
Sarangi was well ahead with , up against and .
The flop came and Sarangi extended his lead further by flopping a set of jacks. The turn was the giving one of his opponents a flush draw and the other a straight draw. The river was the and Sarangi locked up the double knockout to add to his stack.