Felipe Ramos shoved all in from the middle, and "wong1324" called from the button.
Felipe Ramos:
"wong1324":
Board:
"wong1324" was behind when they called the small stack of GGPoker ambassador Ramos, but flopped the straight and that was all they needed. All remaining players are now in the money.
Mikita Badziakouski raised to 100k under the gun, and Danny Tang called from the middle before short stack Nobuaki "Sasa JHR" Sasaki shoved for 320,434. Badziakouski mucked, but Tang called it off to put Sasaki at risk.
Danny Tang:
Nobuaki "Sasa JHR" Sasaki:
Board:
Tang was ahead, but Sasaki hit his ace on the flop, and that was enough.
After everyone limped preflop, the flop came down . "OutOR" bet 32,400 and Amichai Barer reraised to 238,500. "OutOR" responded with the shove for 2,007,310, and Barer got out of the way.
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Sergi Reixach limped early, and after another limp, Ruslan Khadartsev raised to 110,000 in the cutoff. Reixach shoved, and Khadartsev called off for less.
Sergi Reixach:
Ruslan Khadartsev:
Board:
Khadartsev was well ahead preflop and held for a nice double up.
Joao Vieira limped early, and "wong1234 and Yuri Dzivielevski called from his left. The button checked and the flop came . Vieira bet 40,000 and only Dzivielevski called to see the turn.
Vieira tanked, then bet 100,000 which Dzivielevski smooth-called. Vieira checked the river, then folded when Dzivielevski bet 125,400.
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"Mr Lee" limped under the gun and Felipe Ramos raised to 60,000 from their left. It folded back to "Mr Lee" and they shoved for 480,360 and Ramos called.
"Mr Lee":
Felipe Ramos:
Board:
"Mr Lee" was well ahead preflop, but Ramos went runner-runner wheel to take it down and send "Mr Lee" to the rail.