Defeo Triples in Spectacular Fashion
A massive pot was counted out over in the purple section and several players were walking by to find out what had happened, while a triple up for 885,000 was counted out for Gregory Defeo, who had his 
tabled still. Two other players were still in the hand, while Daniel Wilson, who had started the hand as the preflop aggressor, provided the details.
Wilson's raise was called three ways and the flop came 
. That's when the fireworks started, as Roberto Rodriguez Carrera in the small blind check-raised the continuation bet of Wilson. The Irishman got out of the way after calling the check-raise, as he faced the all in of Xi Yang in the cutoff, the jam of Rodriguez in the small blind and Defeo also ended up all in from the big blind.
Gregory Defeo: for a gutshot and flush draw
Roberto Rodriguez Carrera: 
Xi Yang: 
Yang was in prime shape to take over the lead, having both opponents covered, as Rodriguez Carrera started the hand with more than one million. The 
turn changed nothing much, but the 
fell on the river to give Defeo the winning flush. Rodriguez Carrera was eliminated by Yang in the smaller side pot and the table broke soon after.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
2,850,000 | 50,000 |
|
840,000 | -40,000 |
|
670,000 | -50,000 |
|
Busted |
flop, and with the action on the cutoff, he bet out 90,000 and responded, "Now the action is on you!"
changed little but reduce Rheem's outs by one, but when the 
fell on the river, Rheem would eliminate his opponent and climb into the chip lead.
, leaving him in a massive hole drawing to running jacks. The turn was the 
on the river meaningless. Brunson hit the rail while Price moved to a bit under 400,000 chips.
for bottom set. "I wasn't going to show you this Ian, but you're my friend and you showed a set."
.
landed on the turn. Both players checked to the 
and Ivey was unable to beat it. Ivey held 
and shipped the rest of his chips to Altman in the last hand before the dinner break.
on the turn.
double-paired the board on the river. Esfandiari checked again and Miles bet another 32,000. Esfandiari chose to check-raise to 79,000 and Miles paid him off. Esfandiari held a king for a full house and raked in the pot.
flop. Galinec led out with a bet of 135,000 and Minkin raised to 270,000.
. Galinec checked and Minkin slid out a bet of 250,000. Galinec threw his hand into the muck and Minkin slammed down her 
and Wilke claimed the pot to send the poker legend to the rail.
