Level 7
: 300/600, 75 ante
"I'm just going to call you G.O.A.T.," said Danny Johnson after he saw Phil Ivey join his table in the purple section of the Amazon Room. "Yup, G.O.A.T. That's what I'm going to call you — greatest of all time."
Ivey smiled while he removed the chips from the rack he transferred them over with — about 220,000 worth — while Johnson kept informing him that he was going to continue to call him "G.O.A.T." for the rest of their time together.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
220,000
24,000
|
24,000 |
|
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, but it was no good as the same card gave Rabinowitz a flush.
and O'Rourke check-called a 1,800 bet. The turn was the 
and O'Rourke check-called a bet of 5,300. The river brought the 
and when O'Rourke checked a third time, his opponent thought for a while before betting 6,200. O'Rourke wasted no time in mucking his cards.
flop, the cutoff called, and the dealer burned and turned the 
.
river and the cutoff bet 3,000. Mueller sprung to life with a check-raise to 9,000, and his opponent immediately called. Mueller rolled over the 
for a straight, and it was good as his opponent mucked.
river. Wasserson bet 7,000 and was quickly called by his opponent who showed 
. Wasserson, though, had that beat with 
.
when we watched Kunal Patel check over to his lone opponent on the button. Patel's opponent checked it back and the 
after the big blind had checked to him. Voulgaris jammed for just over 24,000, about the size of the pot. His opponent thought for a couple of minutes before sliding the dealer his cards.
