Matt Keikoan raised to 31,000 from middle position and was called by Ryan Eriquezzo in the hijack. The rest of the players got out of the way and it was heads-up to the , which saw Eriquezzo called a bet of 40,000 from Keikoan.
The latter proceeded to fire out 100,000 on the turn, and Eriquezzo thought for a solid 30 second before conceding the hand.
After David "ODB" Baker raised to 28,000 from middle position, Amanda Musumeci moved all in for 217,000 from the hijack. Action then folded to Nikolas Stone in the big blind and he made the call, which inspired Baker to get out of the way.
Showdown
Stone:
Musumeci:
Both players had a lot of supporters on the rail, and Musumecis' immediately began calling for a nine. The flop did not deliver, but still the cries for a nine came. The turn was of no consequence, and neither was the river. Stone's supporters erupted in applause for their man while Musumeci exited the stage through the ESPN Main Stage tunnel in eighth place, good for $48,576.
Ryan Eriquezzo opened from the cutoff to 32,000 and Sam Stein three-bet to 76,000 after a long pause. Eriquezzo thought for a moment and the kicked his cards back to the dealer.
Sam Stein started the hand by opening to 34,000 from the button and Huy Nguyen raised to 78,000. Andy Hwang took his time in the big blind and four-bet to 181,000. Stein folded quickly and Nguyen shoved. Hwang called and the hands were tabled.
Nguyen:
Hwang:
The flop came and Hwang had a huge lead with a set of aces. The turn came giving Nguyen a slim chance to draw to a straight. Then river card peeled off as giving Nguyen Broadway.
Nguyen and Hwang are virtually even after the hand.
Nikolas Stone opened for 36,000 and Andy Hwang called from the big blind. The flop came , Hwang checked, Stone bet 38,000 and Hwang called. The turn came , Hwang checked and Stone bet 100,000. Hwang held his cards for a moment before folding.
, which saw Eriquezzo called a bet of 40,000 from Keikoan.
turn, and Eriquezzo thought for a solid 30 second before conceding the hand.
turn was of no consequence, and neither was the 
river. Stone's supporters erupted in applause for their man while Musumeci exited the stage through the ESPN Main Stage tunnel in eighth place, good for $48,576.
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and Stein doubled up.
and Hwang had a huge lead with a set of aces. The turn came 
giving Nguyen a slim chance to draw to a straight. Then river card peeled off as 
, Hwang checked, Stone bet 38,000 and Hwang called. The turn came 
, Hwang checked and Stone bet 100,000. Hwang held his cards for a moment before folding.