A Bit of a Mess
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, eliminating Lopez.Or...did it?
"I'm out?" Lopez asked, confused as the dealer sorted through both stacks to determine if Klecz indeed had him covered. The dealer said that Klecz did indeed have more chips and started to move the stacks to her. But there was some confusion as to whether the chips for Klecz's orignial call were added to the pot. There wasn't a count taken of Lopez's chips when he made his all-in raise, and now all the chips are mixed together. There are several floorpersons gathered around the table trying to recreate what happened.
Adding to the problem is that Lopez doesn't speak much English. A Spanish-speaking member of the media is helping interpret, but the situation will take some time to resolve. And the other players are impatient to get back to play. We'll keep you posted when this all gets resolved.
Tony "LuckyTonyD" Dunst leads out for 40,000 and is raised to 100,000 by Thomas Koo. Tony insta pushes for an extra 134,000 and Koo goes into the tank. He eventually calls and opens 
for top set. Tony has 
for a flopped straight. The river card is the 
giving Koo a full house and eliminating Tony from the tournament. Koo now has 620,000.
, Paulo Loureiro bet 6,000 and Varkonyi called. The turn was the 
. Loureiro bet 25,000 and Varkonyi called. He showed 
. His pair of Kings was good enough to win the pot worth over 110K.
, Jeff "Mr. Rain" Banghart check-called a 15,000 bet from Zachary Clark. The turn was the 
. Mr. Rain bet 25,000 and Clark folded.
and about 150,000 already in the pot, Robert Damiano is all in for 173,900. He has a high number of small-denomination chips, and it's taking the dealer a while to call out the size of the bet. His opponent cuts him short and says, "It doesn't matter. I call." He shows 
for an overpair. Damiano shows