Kyle Cartwright raised to 120,000 on the button and received a call from Asheesh Boyapati in the big blind. Both players then checked the flop and the was put out on the turn.
Boyapati check-called a bet of 135,000 from Cartwright and both players proceeded to check the river. Boyapati showed and it was good as Cartwright simply mucked.
Phil Stelzer moved all in for 400,000 on the button holding and was called by the of Kyle Cartwright in the small blind. The board ran out and Cartwright lost yet another race. Stelzer is up to 800,000.
Ron Segni raised to 95,000 under the gun only to have Kyle Cartwright move all in from the big blind. Segni called off for a total of 250,000 and the cards were revealed:
Segni:
Cartwright:
It was another race situation as the flop came down . While Segni had the best hand with pocket fours, Cartwright's two overs and flush draw made him a favorite in the hand. Luckily for Segni, the turn and river blanked and he doubled to right around 500,000. Cartwright is still the massive chip leader with 6.3 million.
Ron Segni moved all in under the gun for his last 234,000 holding and received a call from the of Asheesh Boyapati on the button. The blinds got out of the way and it was heads up as the board ran out . Segni's ace-high held and he double to 500,000. With that hit, Boyapati is down to 1.5 million.
We know chop pots aren't all that exciting, so we'll spare you the details. Just know we did have an all in and a call at the Main Event final table. Other than that, things have been relatively quiet as the remaining four players feel out one another.
Phil Stelzer made a standard raise on the button and and Ron Segni called from the big blind, leaving himself just 62,000 behind. When the flop fell , Segni shipped that remaining 62K and Stelzer made the call.
Stelzer:
Segni:
Segni had hit his ace to take the lead. The turn and river ensured his double, though he is still short with 375,000. Meanwhile, Stelzer took a small hit down to 900,000.
Kyle Cartwright raised to 85,000 on the button and received a call from Asheesh Boyapati in the big blind, leading to a flop of . Boyapati checked, Cartwrighti bet 115,000, and Boyapati called. The dealer proceeded to burn and turn the , which both players checked.
When the peeled off on the river, Boyapati bet 115,000 and Cartwright called. The Boyapati turned over but it was no good as Cartwright showed . Boyapati dropped to 1.9 million while Cartwright is up to 5.2 million.
flop and the 
was put out on the turn.
river. Boyapati showed 
and it was good as Cartwright simply mucked.
and was called by the 
of Kyle Cartwright in the small blind. The board ran out 
and Cartwright lost yet another race. Stelzer is up to 800,000.
and received a call from the 
. Segni's ace-high held and he double to 500,000. With that hit, Boyapati is down to 1.5 million.
turn and 
. Boyapati checked, Cartwrighti bet 115,000, and Boyapati called. The dealer proceeded to burn and turn the