Josh Arieh opened to 1,200 from under the gun, Igor Kurganov called on his direct left, and Erik Seidel put in a three-bet to 4,000 in the cutoff, the action folded back to Arieh and Kurganov, who both folded as well, and Seidel picked up the pot.
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In what looked like a four-bet jam preflop, Joseph Cheong was all in with the against Greg Merson's . Merson called Cheong's shove preflop, but was behind and looking for help.
The flop gave Merson the lead with the for a pair of aces. Cheong fell behind, but picked up a flush draw. The turn was the , and then the river completed the board with the . Cheong finished second best and was sent out the door as Merson moved to 117,000 in chips.
"Lucky player," said Merson, pointing to himself as he raked in the pot.
Here's a short list of some of the super-late registrants. One of them is Alex Bilokur, who just overcame a seven-to-one heads-up chip deficient en route to winning Event #28: $10,000 Pot-Limit Hold'em Championship.
With the start of Level 7, tournament registration is now closed for this event. Once received from the tournament officials, we'll post the field size and payouts for you.
Marc-Andre Ladouceur led out for 5,000 on a board of , and his opponent Kyle Julius came along for the ride. The river was the man with the ax (), Ladouceur led out for another 13,000, and Julius called.