Randy Lew opened to 10,000 from early position and directly behind him, Andrew Hoechstetter moved all in for about 40,000. Action folded back around to Lew, who made the call to put Hoeschstetter at risk.
Lew:
Hoechstetter:
The board left Lew with a set of queens and Hoechstetter was sent to the rail.
We missed the hand, but apparently Lew knocked out another player after spiking an ace with his against an opponent's pocket kings.
nanonoko Randy LewBusted a short stack QQvA4s and then I raise AJo, guy flats and tsoprano 20bb shoves in bb with KK and I shove and hit the ace! 300k! 60bbJune 29 2012
After action folded to him in the cutoff, Matt Giannetti raised to 11,000. Niall Farrell was on the button and responded with a three-bet to 24,500, which Giannetti called after the blinds got out of the way.
Both players proceeded to checked the flop, leading to the turn. Giannetti took the opportunity to bet 22,500, Farrell called, and it was off to the river. Giannetti opted to bet again, this time sliding out 36,500, but he ended up snap-folding when Farrell moved all in.
Action folded around to Niall Farrell in the small blind, who min-raised to 10,000. Thomas Conway responded from the big by pushing all in for 105,000 total.
"This is light, so don't be mad if I call and get there," Farrell said.
He then announced a call and hands were revealed.
Farrell:
Conway:
The board ran out and Conway doubled through Farrell with treys-full of fives.
Conway, who recently got third place in Event 44: $1,000 No-Limit Hold'em, is sitting on 220,000 while Farrell is down to his last 120,000.