We pick up the action in a multi-way pot over on Table 19. The flop showed , and action was on Vivek Rajkumar in the small blind first. He checked, and big blind Kevin Saul made a bet of 700. Adam Junglen called from the button and Vivek folded.
The turn was the . Saul checked this time, and Junglen figured a bet of 1,800 was in order. His opponent called. Both players checked when the hit the river. Junglen tabled , and his pair of sevens was the winner.
On a board of and with almost 30,000 in the pot, David Singer moved all in for his last 15,500. His opponent gives up the hand and Singer takes it down, moving him to 45,500.
A player in early position limped into the pot, and Lex "RaSZi" Veldhuis put in a raise to 1,350 from middle position. Darryll Fish made the call from the button, and the original limper came along as well.
The flop brought . The limper checked, and "RaSZi" continued out with a bet of 2,650. Fish called, and the limper ducked out.
Heads up now, the turn came the to put two pair on board. Veldhuis checked this time, then called a bet of 4,800 from Fish.
The river was the . Veldhuis checked again, and Fish fired another bullet, sliding 10,500 chips out into the middle of the table. After some consideration, Veldhuis made the call. Fish showed an airball, , and Veldhuis gets the pot and a pat on the back for the winning .
Vitaly Lunkin and Matt Graham have both just shown up to play our event, and it's no surprise they're a bit late this afternoon. Those two guys were heads up for a gold bracelet deep into the night last night. Matt Graham ended up denying Lunkin's attempt at his second huge victory in this WSOP, taking down the $10,000 Pot-Limit Omaha World Championship himself.
He'll be trying for a repeat win today in this penultimate World Championship event.
On a board of and with 19,300 in the pot Alexander Kostritsyn bet 7,700.
Eugene Katchalov made the call from the button. As soon as Katchalov's chips were in the middle, Kostritsyn mucked his hand. Katchalov showed for aces and fours to take down the pot.