We came to the action as the flop was on the board and the turn was dealt. Russell Crane checked from middle position and Ryan Olisar in the hijack bet 18,500. After a lengthy tank, Crane moved all in and Olisar quickly called. Crane turned over for the lead with a flush against Olisar's straight with . The river was meaningless and Olisar was eliminated.
A player had moved all in preflop and action folded to Frank Kassela who made a reraise to 40,000. Action folded around and the two players showed down their hands.
The player in the hijack opened to 4,000 and was followed by the all in bet from the cutoff. Amit Makhija shoved for more from the button and the hijack snap called.
Hijack:
Cutoff:
Makhija:
Makhija hit his one-outer when the flop fell . The turn and river did not help his opponents and Makhija is building a healthy stack.
On a board of Amit Makhija checked to Maurice Hawkins who made a bet of 20,000 into an already enormous pot. Makhija thought about it briefly before making the call. The river was the and Makhija checked again. This time Hawkins moved all in for roughly 40,000 chips.
Makhija went deep into the tank, even asked Hawkins to stack his chips in stacks of 20.
"I cover you," Hawkins said as a response.
"It's really close," Makhija said to himself before folding.
Hawkins stacked his newly found chips and the players moved on to the next hand where Makhija open raised to 4,400 chips. Hawkins was still stacking his chips and getting a color change from the staff and after about a minute, he finally put in a reraise to 10,000.
"Sorry," Hawkins said. "I don't want to think about two things at once."
Everyone eventually folded including Makhija and Hawkins collected his second pot in a row. After the hand Hawkins showed and told Makhija he had quads on the previous hand.
Chips are flying on Table #436. Jonathan Taylor just won a 50,000 pot without seeing a flop.The fun started when Taylor opened from the hijack to 4,000. The button reraised to 11,000 and Crane 4 bet to 23,500. After some thought, Taylor 5 bet 47,000 prompting the fold from both his opponents.
And just prior to this hand, we saw Olisar stacking chips as he doubled through Crane.
Tayfun Akbasli is crippled after attempting to make a move on two players. Preflop, Chris Hunichen made a raise to 4,000 from the hijack seat. The player in the cutoff then put in a raise to 9,300. On the button Akbasli moved all in. The player in the big blind snap called and everyone else folded.
Akbasli:
Big Blind:
Akbasli's move may have worked if the big blind hand't woken up with queens. The board came out giving his opponent quads and Akbasli fell to under ten big blinds.