With the board reading 
and a sizable amount in the pot, Joey Fabre bet 115,000 from the small blind and Eric Hicks called.
The 
fell on the river, Fabre checked, Hicks bet 425,000 and Fabre called.
Hick tabled 
, Fabre mucked and Hicks won the pot.
After an early open to 20,000, Jake Schwartz three-bet to 54,000 in the next seat. Samy Boujmala made it 110,000 in the next seat, and action folded back to Schwartz, who called. They got to the turn after checking the flop with the board reading 
. Schwartz checked and Boujmala bet what looked like 78,000.
Schwartz counted out his stack and folded, and Boujmala showed the 
, getting a smile from his opponent.
These players earned $21,750 for their respective showings.
Samuel Touil three-bet an open raise to 75,000 in a battle cutoff versus button and his opponent called to see a flop of 
. Action checked to Touil, who continued for 75,000 and was called. On the 
turn, the opponent of Touil check-called a shove for what seemed to be more than 500,000 and tabled pocket fours for a set.
Touil only had 
, but the 
river gave the Frenchman the winning flush.
In the next hand, fellow Frenchman Martial Blangenwitsch sent a short-stack to the rail with ace-jack versus king-queen.
Michael "The Grinder" Mizrachi is a beast at the table, so now we gave him a ride to match! The Grinder talks about his crazy tournament ROI, whom he hates at the table, and how the other Mizrachi's are grinding along. Then he gets a nifty surprise at the end of this episode of 888ride.
Juan Vecino opened to 23,000 on the button and Phil Ivey defended his big blind. The flop came 
and Ivey checked to Vecino who also checked. The turn was the 
and Ivey led out for 40,000 which Vecino called.
The river brought the 
and Ivey fired another 100,000. Vecino raised to 265,000 and Ivey went into the tank. After a few minutes, the clock was finally called and Ivey was given 30 seconds to make a decision. As his time was running out, Ivey made the call and Vecino turned over 
for a set of threes and scooped the pot.
Jaime Kaplan opened to 25,000 in the hijack and Jonathan Greenbaum called in the big blind.
The flop landed 
and Greenbaum checked to Kaplan who continued for 25,000. Greenbaum check-raised to 61,000 and Kaplan slid out an even 1,000,000.
"Is that a million?" asked Greenbaum.
The dealer confirmed the bet, and Greenbaum announced a call for his 538,000 total.
Greenbaum: 
Kaplan:
Greenbaum was at risk but in the lead and would need to fade spades. The turn of the changed nothing, and when the river was the 
, Greenbaum improved to quads and doubled to over 1.1 million in chips.
On the turn of a heads-up pot between Thomas Macdonald and his opponent on the button, both players invested 80,000 each with the board showing 
and Macdonald then checked the 
on the river. His opponent checked behind and Macdonald rolled over for a full house to claim the pot.
Nghia Le ended up all in and at risk for 301,000 on the 
flop and Jacob Ramussen looked him up with the 
for top pair. Le had flopped the nut flush with 
and got the check mark for the double as soon as the 
appeared on the turn. The 
river was a mere formality.
Joe Cada opened to 22,000 from middle position, the player on the button called, and Barry Hutter three-bet to 100,000 from the big blind. Cada folded after a few moments while the player on the button called.
The flop came down 
, Hutter continued for 75,000, and his opponent folded.
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