Adam Owen raised his button to 150,000, Kfir Nahum called from the small blind and Anthony Spinella three-bet to 580,000 from the big blind. Owen folded and Nahum called.
The flop came and Nahum check-called a bet of 425,000. The fell on the turn and and Spinella fired 800,000 when the action checked to him. Again Nahum put in the chips to call.
The completed the board and Nahum had a decision for his tournament life when he checked and Spinella moved all in for effectively 1,900,000. After several minutes in the tank Nahum folded and Spinella collected the pot.
Hand #1: Stephen Graner opened under the gun for 120,00 leaving himself just 5,000 behind and Anthony Spinella three-bet to 265,000 from the cutoff. Action folded back around to Graner who tossed his last 5k chip in the middle.
Anthony Spinella:
Stephen Graner:
Graner was live but was still trailing Spinella as the flop fell giving Graner a broadway draw.
The turn gave both players the flush draw but Spinella held the better with his ace.
Luckily for Graner, the river fell the securing his double.
Hand #2: Spinella opened for 150,000 from the hijack and Graner defended his big blind to see a flop.
Graber lead out for his last 190,000 and Spinella reluctantly called.
Anthony Spinella:
Stephen Graner:
Graner connected with the flop and the turn along with the river secured his double-up through Spinella once again.
The break had just started but Anthony Spinella and Stephen Graner were still involved in a hand.
Stephen Graner opened to 110,000 from under the gun, Anthony Spinella called on the button and they went heads up to a flop.
The flop came and Graner put out a continuation bet of 90,000. Spinella called. The fell on the turn and Graner fired out 225,000. Spinella put in the chips to call and they went to a river card.
The completed the board and Graner checked it over to Spinella who bet 500,000. After close to five-minutes in the tank Graner called.
Anthony Spinella:
Spinella tabled top pair with a queen kicker and Graner mucked his hand.
Stan Jablonski moved all in on from cutoff for 530,000. Raul Martinez called on the button and the blinds got out of the way.
Stan Jablonski:
Raul Martinez:
Jablonski was in rough shape and needed to find a king to avoid elimination. But the board ran out and Jablonski walked away in 10th place for $14,197.