Mark "P0ker H0" Kroon opened for 43,000 from early position and found a call from the player in the cutoff. Jeff Finucane was in the small blind and decided to commit his stack of 119,000 to the pot. Kroon then moved all in over the top, which isolated Finucane.
Showdown
Finucane:
Kroon:
"You have an ace of clubs in there, don't you?" Kroon asked the dealer. While the flop didn't provide the ace of clubs, it did give Kroon two pair. Neither the turn nor river helped Finucane, and he was dispatched in 48th place.
Eric Crain and another player went to a flop of . The player checked and Crain bet 125,000. His opponent then min-raised to 250,000 and Crain asked how much he had behind - which was about 340,000. Crain moved all in and his opponent was unsure what to do.
He eventually folded and Crain looked at us and flashed his hand and said, "Showing to the camera."
Crain told his opponent he made a good lay down and asked for us to confirm.
Eric Crain recently relocated to Table 4 after his previous table broke. As he was still unracking his monster stack, Crain announced a raise and made it 40,000 to go from early position. Kennii Nguyen asked the table's new addition his name and then made the call, leading to the flop.
Crain proceeded to lead out for 65,000, Nguyen called, and both players checked the turn and river. "King high," Crain said as he tabled . Unfortunately for him, Nguyen rolled over for ace high and the winner.
and Roussakis joined the 2,000,000 chip club with a smile.
flop didn't provide the ace of clubs, it did give Kroon two pair. Neither the 
turn nor 
river helped Finucane, and he was dispatched in 48th place.
. The player checked and Crain bet 125,000. His opponent then min-raised to 250,000 and Crain asked how much he had behind - which was about 340,000. Crain moved all in and his opponent was unsure what to do.
flop.
turn and 
river. "King high," Crain said as he tabled 
. Unfortunately for him, Nguyen rolled over 
for ace high and the winner.
