Catching the action on the turn with the board reading we found Sumanth Reddy betting out 84,000 into roughly 150,000 following a Jake Schwartz check.
Schwartz responded by check-raising to 187,000, and after nearly a minute of deliberation, Reddy made the call.
The dealer rolled off the on the river and Schwartz moved all in for just a little over 260,000 to force a fold from Reddy as he slipped to 200,000 while Schwartz climbed to roughly 780,000 in chips.
Jan Kropacek opened to 12,000 from the button, and as Nacho Barbero was delivered his lunch for the day - All American Dave's Mango Jalapeno Ahi Tuna - he three-bet the small blind to 28,000.
Kropacek would release and Barbero would start to chomp down on his lunch as "Redbull" Robbie Thompson sneaked over and had a look.
On the next hand Kropacek would open to 12,000 again - this time from the cutoff - and again Barbero would three-bet as he made it 29,000 from the button.
Kropacek folded and Thompson stated, "must be the tuna!"
"Giving me energy!" added Barbero before continuing, "or cards!"
After seeing a flop of Vladimir Kochelaevskiy bet 17,000 into Kevin Vandersmissen who was on the button. Vandersmissen called. The turn was the and both players checked to see the on the river.
On the river Kochelaevskiy put out a bet of 33,000 and Vandersmissen went into the tank. He thought for nearly three minutes before finally putting out the chips to make the call. Kochelaevskiy showed for a pair of eights, but Vandersmissen was holding for a better pair of jacks. Those jacks were good enough to scoop Vandersmissen the pot.
A series of preflop raises resulted in a 110,000 chip bet from the small blind from Vladimir Kochelaevskiy and a reraise all in from Salman Behbehani.
Kochelaevskiy tanked on his decision for a few minutes before finally throwing in the chips for the call.
Behbehani:
Kochelaevskiy:
Kochelaevskiy was way behind but still live if he could catch another ten for a set. The flop came down opening up the possibility for a runner straight for Kochelaevskiy. The turn was the materializing some of those outs, but the was not what Kochelaevskiy needed. Behbehani scooped up the huge pot and Kochelaevskiy was left with very few chips.
Mike Watson opened the cutoff to 15,000 only to have Kochelaevskiy move all in for 53,000 from the button. The action passed back to Watson who made the call as the cards were placed on their backs.
Watson:
Kochelaevskiy:
With Kochelaevskiy in the lead, the board would see Watson connect on the river to end the Russian's run in 12th place for a $18,407 payday as Watson moves to 525,000 in chips.
Salman Behbehani opened from the button to 18,000. Mike Watson called from the big blind.
The flop fell and both players checked. On the turn, Watson bet 22,000 and Behbehani called.
The river was the and Watson slowed down and checked. Behbehani fired off 55,000 and after a spell in a tank, Watson called. Behbehani showed for trips and it was good to scoop the pot as Watson mucked.
Jan Kropacek kicked it off with a raise to 16,000 only to have Jake Schwartz three-bet to 33,000 from the button. With the action on Tobias Wenker, he four-bet to 68,000 and forced swift folds from Kropacek and Schwartz.
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we found Sumanth Reddy betting out 84,000 into roughly 150,000 following a Jake Schwartz check.
on the river and Schwartz moved all in for just a little over 260,000 to force a fold from Reddy as he slipped to 200,000 while Schwartz climbed to roughly 780,000 in chips.
Vladimir Kochelaevskiy bet 17,000 into Kevin Vandersmissen who was on the button. Vandersmissen called. The turn was the 
and both players checked to see the 
for a pair of eights, but Vandersmissen was holding 
for a better pair of jacks. Those jacks were good enough to scoop Vandersmissen the pot.
opening up the possibility for a runner straight for Kochelaevskiy. The turn was the 
was not what Kochelaevskiy needed. Behbehani scooped up the huge pot and Kochelaevskiy was left with very few chips.
board would see Watson connect on the river to end the Russian's run in 12th place for a $18,407 payday as Watson moves to 525,000 in chips.
flop fall.
and Watson slowed down and checked. Behbehani fired off 55,000 and after a spell in a tank, Watson called. Behbehani showed