Di "Urindanger" Dang limped preflop, and Jonathan Zuchowski limped behind. From the small blind, Niall Charlton raised to 6,000. Big blind Philippe Dauteuil called, and action was back on Dang. He potted, making it a total of 25,000 to go. Zuchowski snap folded, and Charlton gave it up as well. Dauteuil tanked but eventually decided to flat, leaving Dang about 20,000 behind. The flop came out , and Dang moved all in before Dauteuil had a chance to act. He seemed annoyed to miss out on his right to check first, but check he did, and Dang shipped it in again. Dauteuil folded without a pause, leaving himself not much behind. Dang said he had aces up and raked in a hefty pot. He's up to 77,000 now.
We arrived just in time for the showdown, Daniel Morris all in.
Morris:
Kirill Gerasimov:
Board: making Morris a straight
Morris doubled to 40,000 while tablemate Phil Hellmuth loudly claimed that he'd known they both had aces; nobody commented. Gerasimov dropped to 30,000 and looked extremely unhappy about it.
Andy Black got his 41,300 stack in preflop with against an opponent with . The flop gave Black top set but the other player straight, flush, and straight-flush draws. Black liked the on the turn as it gave him top boat, but he wasn't completely home free yet. The would give his opponent a straight flush. The next card they saw was the but it was a boxed card, meaning it was face up in the deck. The floor was called and as usual, it was treated as a burn. Black wasn't pleased to have to sweat an extra card, but the that came on the true river wasn't the , so he was content to call Mike Matusow over and have a laugh about it while he gathered his new stack. Black is up to 85,000.
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, and Beevers took the pot with aces up. Timoshenko was sent packing as Beevers built up to 55,000.
, and Dang moved all in before Dauteuil had a chance to act. He seemed annoyed to miss out on his right to check first, but check he did, and Dang shipped it in again. Dauteuil folded without a pause, leaving himself not much behind. Dang said he had aces up and raked in a hefty pot. He's up to 77,000 now.
would give his opponent a straight flush. The next card they saw was the