With the board reading , action checked to Samuel Trickett who bet 58,000. Kevin Odell called and all other parties folded.
The turn was the and Trickett tanked for over a minute before firing 84,000. Odell quickly moved all in. Unhappy, Trickett clenched his fists before sweating his cards one more time and releasing them.
"Ace-queen of clubs!" tablemate Alex Outhred blurted.
His prodding worked, because Odell showed for a winning flush. Trickett slipped to just below 500,000 chips and Odell is our leader with 690,000
Justin Conley opened to 20,000 from under the gun and found three callers in Simon Ravnsbaek, Peter Dawson, and Francois Safieddine, the latter in the big blind.
Flop:
After Safieddine and Conley had both checked, Ravnsbaek bet 31,000. Only Conley called.
Turn:
Conley led for 45,000, Ravnsbaek called.
River:
Conley checked, Ravnsbaek moved all in for around 100,000 and Conley immediately called.
Kenneth Ross was like a dwarf without a parachute: short and desperate, and when he pushed all in for his final 20,000 with , he received an inevitable call from Jesse Rockowitz who held .
Board:
Rockowtiz currently battling it out with Sam Trickett for the chip lead with around 650,000 in chips.
Theo Tran was all in preflop on Table 369 and received one caller; Michael Meerkreebs.
Showdown
Tran:
Meerkreebs:
The was a scary flop for Tran, and he threw his hands up in disgust. The on the turn was a brick, but the on the river completed Meerkreebs' flush and eliminated Tran from the tournament.
Tran angrily splashed the remainder of his chips into the pot before standing up from his chair.
"I folded an ace," tablemate Josh Brikis said. Someone else admitted to folding a jack as well.
"Oh really? That's awesome," Tran said with a sarcastic tone.
Meerkreebs silently stacked his newfound chips, and now sits with 435,000.
Andrew Song is one of a handful of players who have bitten the dust of late, the others being Anthony Consumano, Andras Kovacs, and the flamboyantly named (although I expect he would have been nicknamed 'control v' within media circles) Zsolt Cserhati.
Samuel Trickett opened to 23,000 from middle position before Omer Markovitch moved all in for just under 200,000 on the button. Trickett called tabling and was racing against Markovitch's .
The flop was tremendous for Trickett and after the turned the hand was over. The on the river made it official, and Trickett was shipped Markovitch's stack to increase his own to nearly 700,000 chips.
Meanwhile, Markovitch is off to the cage to collect his winnings.
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, action checked to Samuel Trickett who bet 58,000. Kevin Odell called and all other parties folded.
and Trickett tanked for over a minute before firing 84,000. Odell quickly moved all in. Unhappy, Trickett clenched his fists before sweating his cards one more time and releasing them.
for a winning flush. Trickett slipped to just below 500,000 chips and Odell is our leader with 690,000
and Ravnsbaek mucked his hand.
unable to improve against the 
of Thomas Bichon on an ensuing 
board. Bichon now up to 400,000.
and Croffut instantly moved all in for 172,000. Hodge called.
.
, he received an inevitable call from Jesse Rockowitz who held 
.
was a scary flop for Tran, and he threw his hands up in disgust. The 
on the river completed Meerkreebs' flush and eliminated Tran from the tournament.
and was racing against Markovitch's 
on the river made it official, and Trickett was shipped Markovitch's stack to increase his own to nearly 700,000 chips.
