Ryan Phan checked in the cutoff on 
. From the button, Alexander Haro bet 625,000 and Phan put in a call. The river was a 
and both players checked.
"What a terrible, terrible river," Haro said, showing 
for a straight.
"Still good," Phan said.
"I know, but what are you calling with? Would you have called another bet on the river?"
"Probably."
Hari Bercovici opened with a raise to 225,000 and he as called by Tony Miles in the small blind.
The flop came down 
and Miles checked to Bercovici who put out a bet of 350,000. Miles called.
The turn was the 
and both players checked to see the 
on the river. There Miles led out with a bet of 875,000 and Bercovici quickly released his hand.
In one big hand, Jorden Fox has claimed the chip lead in the 2018 WSOP Main Event. The board was already completed with 
and Fox bet 800,000. Gross raised all in for around 3,800,000 and Fox snap-called it off.
Knowing he was beat, Gross flung 
open in the muck for a pair and a straight blocker. Fox showed the absolute nuts with 
and racked up the nearly ten million chip pot.
"Nut-nut," Fox cheered in celebration.
"Of course he has the jack-ten," Gross muttered, whose Main Event came to an end just like that. He finished in 87nd place and received $77,695.
Peter Nguyen raised to 180k from early position, and Ivan Luca called in the next seat. The action folded around to Frederik Jensen in the big blind and he three-bet to 730k. Nguyen responded with a four-bet to 1.7m and Luca folded.
Jensen wasn't done however and five-bet all in for 3.09m. Nguyen needed time to think despite his aggressive nature. After a couple of minutes thought he let his hand go at the ESPN feature table and Jensen chipped up to 5m.
Sharukh Shaw was all in and at risk for 1,210,000 in the hijack and Chanracy Khun looked him up from the button.
Sharukh Shaw: 
Chanracy Khun: 
The 
flop improved Shaw to a pair of queens and he remained in the lead on the 
turn and river run out to double up.
With a big pot of 1.6 million to the river of a board 
, Samuel Bernabeu faced a bet of Nishant Sharma in the big blind, who had made it 850,000 to go. Bernabeu was in the think tank and the clock was called. The Spaniard, who had raised and bet the flop before calling a check-raise of Sharma on the turn, eventually called and Sharma announced: "I got lucky on the river" while turning over his 
for bottom two pair.
In the next hand, Mike Cordell raised to 175,000 and Bernabeu three-bet to 500,000 from one seat over. Cordell called and checked the 
flop and Bernabeu took down the pot with a continuation bet.
Nirath Rean opened with a raise to 175,000 from the cutoff and Shannon Shorr called in the small blind. In the big blind Artur Koren called as well.
The flop came down 
and both blinds checked to Rean who put out a bet of 285,000. Shorr folded while Koren called.
The turn was the and Koren led out with a bet of 480,000. Rean called to see the come on the river.
On the river, Koren led with another bet, this time making it 1,200,000. Rean thought for a good while but eventually decided to fold his hand and Koren was able to take down the pot with no showdown.
Randy Lowery raised in middle position and called the shove of [Removed:502], who had 410,000 on his left. Lowery had only and was completely smashed by 
. The board ran out 
, so Mosbock doubled up with kings up.
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