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Things escalated quickly on the flop of a 
board as, according to Kevin Iacofano, his heads-up opponent, Peter Eichhardt, potted and then called off the remainder of a 100,000 stack when Iacofano moved all in.
Kevin Iacofano: 
Peter Eichhardt: 
Eichhardt had flopped two pair but Iacofano was drawing to a wrap. The 
completed Iacofano's flush on the turn and the 
on the river sent Eichhardt to the rail.
PLO
With 39,200 in the pot, Samuel Welbourne and Harry Pozefsky clashed while sitting in early positions. They made it to the 
turn and Welbourne fired the maximum. Pozefsky took his time and Welbourne started talking to him.
"Come on, buddy," Welbourne kept encouraging Pozefsky who eventually called.
The 
river filled jack-ten and Welbourne checked to his opponent. Pozefsky slid in what looked like a 17,000-bet and Welbourne shook his head. Then he threw his cards away and Pozefsky dragged the big pot without showing any of his hole cards.
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Daniel Laidlaw made it 6,000 in the hijack and Jon Turner three-bet from the next seat. The action returned to Laidlaw and he shoved all in for 56,400. Turner looked at Laidlaw's stack and then made the call.
Laidlaw: 
Turner: 
Turner saw that he ran with kings into aces and the 
stayed with Laidlaw who scored a huge double.
Level: 15
Blinds: 1,200/2,400
Ante: 400
Players are headed on a 15-minute break.
PLO
In a three-way pot, a player under the gun checked to Yuval Bronshtein on the flop of . Bronshtein fired around 30,000 in middle position and Eoghan O'Dea shoved on the button. Bronshtein called and they turned their cards face up in a giant pot.
O'Dea:
Bronshtein: 
O'Dea was ahead but Bronshtein had a massive draw along with a top pair. While he failed to spike spades or a straight, the 
turn and 
gave Bronshtein a backdoor flush and he tackled O'Dea just before the second break of the day.
Hold'em
Ryan Bambrick opened to 4,500 on the button and Christina McAlpin three-bet to 14,000 out of the big blind. Bambrick four-bet shoved for 58,900 and McAlpin snap-called.
Ryan Bambrick:
Christina McAlpin: 
Bambrick found an ace on the flop of an 
board and McAlpin was forced to pay the double up.
Hold'em
From cutoff, Minh Trinh raised to 4,500 and his left-hand opponent Samuel Welbourne fired a huge three-bet, making it 17,900. Trinh stacked all of his remaining chips into one huge pile and slid them forward. Welbourne called and they turned up the same hand as Trinh showed and Welbourne had . The board confirmed the chop.
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