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After an under-the-gun raise to 2,600 and a call from the cutoff seat, Luca Pagano reraised to 6,800 on the button. In the next seat was Martins Adeniya on the button. He four-bet all in for 24,400. Action then folded back around to Pagano. He got the count from the dealer, then called.
Pagano showed the 
and was dominated by the 
for the at-risk Adeniya. The flop, turn and river ran out 
, and Adeniya doubled up. Pagano was left with 73,500 in chips.
Speaking of Adeniya, our very own Kristy Arnett caught up with him on one of the early breaks to talk about some strategy in a hand he played on Day 1a of the Main Event wherein he decided to fold top two pair in a monster pot. Check that out below.
and Galfond slid out a 17,000 chip bet.
on the turn. Galfond eyed both of his opponents' stacks before cutting out a bet of 42,000 which was called by Hennigan before Brummelhuis pushed his chips into the pot amounting to an all in of 118,7000.
and the player under the gun checked. Mizzi put out a bet of 15,200. With action back on the under the gun player he tanked for about a minute before announcing that he was all in for 92,800 total. Mizzi went into the tank. It would've cost him just about his entire stack to make the call. After a few minutes in the tank, Mizzi finally folded his hand telling his opponent that he had a big hand.
flop and his opponent raised to 10,200. Matusow folded and his opponent took the pot.
turned. Merson led out for 10,700, his opponent called, and the 
after his lone opponent checked to him. The river was a 
.
flop, Kenneth Raskin and a second player checked before Sergio Castelluccio fired 7,100. Luca Pagano made the call, and then Martins Adeniya raised it up to 17,600. Action fell back on Raskin, and he reraised to 35,000. After the next player folded, so did Castelluccio and Pagano. Adeniya then moved all in for 54,400, and Raskin made the call.
for a full house, and Raskin had the 
for trip nines.
