On a flop of , Marco Liesy bet 28,000 and was called by Age Spets. When the came on the turn, Liesy moved all in and Spets let out a huge sigh. Eventually, Spets made the call, tabling , for top pair and a flush draw.
Liesy turned up for complete air. The rivered, completing Spets' flush and awarding him a nice double up.
We caught up to the table to see a three way all in on table #369. Nicholas Grippo called and had covered the all in's of both Vahag Gevondyan and Raminder Singh covered.
Grippo:
Gevondyan:
Singh:
The board fell . Gevondyan was able to essentially triple up, knocking out one player and crippling Grippo in the process. Grippo was forced all in the next hand and sent to the rail by Andreas Adolfsson.
Andrew Youngblood won a huge flip (we're guessing it was all in preflop) with against Jonathon Poche's when the board came the rivered ace completely changing everything as Youngblood moved up among the chip leaders.
, Marco Liesy bet 28,000 and was called by Age Spets. When the 
came on the turn, Liesy moved all in and Spets let out a huge sigh. Eventually, Spets made the call, tabling 
, for top pair and a flush draw.
for complete air. The 
rivered, completing Spets' flush and awarding him a nice double up.
meaning Dash was no longer in the running.
river.
for a straight.
, Heger made the Dead Man's Hand to double over the 300,000 mark. Liesy meanwhile took a bit of a hit.
