On the turn of a board Erick Lindgren set in his opponent who eventually called with but was drawing just the wheel when Lindgren turned over a totally dominating . The river was the and top set improved a straight for Lindgren, not that he needed it.
Tom Dwan just can't get enough action. After reportedly locking in big six-figure bet with Patrik Antonius earlier in the day, Dwan has now locked in Sorel Mizzi for another side bet.
Similar to the Antonius bet, Dwan and Mizzi must win the tournament to win the bet, but with Dwan holding 64,000 compared to Mizzi's 11,000 chips, Dwan has given Mizzi odds. If Dwan wins the tournament then Mizzi pays $30k, but if Mizzi can stage a remarkable comeback to win then he'll pocket $190k from Dwan.
"That's so degen!" laughed Yevgeniy Timoshenko.
"You better gamble that shit up!" commented David Williams from the same table, obviously looking to grab some easy chips!
E-Fro-n Off Course
On the flop of , all the money went in between Ben Grundy and Eric Froehlich.
Froehlich flipped for a pair and a wrap but Grundy was holding for top two with a flush draw. The turn was the and 'E-fro' was already drawing dead, and the river gave Grundy a boat to finish him off.
Ben Grundy opened to 1,800 and Marcel Luske made the call. A third player then potted before Grundy re-potted. Luske cringed and didn't want to fold but had to release his .
Grundy:
Opponent:
Incredibly the board fell giving Grundy's opponent the broadway straight as Luske would've made a running full house.
Barry Greenstein bet 5,000 on the turn of a board against Surinder Sunar only to find Sunar making it 20,000. Greenstein moved all in, Sunar rechecked his cards and then quickly called.
Sunar:
Greenstein:
Both players had the wheel but Sunar had a redraw for one of the two remaining tens in the deck for a bigger straight but missed when a came on the river instead.
Sammy Farha is approaching 100,000 after getting it all in with against on a flop. Farha hit the on the turn and made the bigger boat on the river to knock out another player.