Tristan Wade in early position and Freddy Heller in the big blind went heads-up to a flop of . After a series of bets, Wade wound up all in for 1,500,000 with for top pair. Heller had for the same top pair and a flush draw.
Heller failed to hit the flush as the board ran out , slamming his fist on the felt once again. "I always miss these flush draws," he said angrily.
Wade doubled to 3,200,000, while Heller has 1,800,000.
Gabriel Andrade raised to 130,000 from under the gun, Markus Gonsalves jammed for 20,000 more from the cutoff, and both Anthony Mowad and Andrade called.
Mowad and Andrade both checked the flop. On the turn, Andrade bet 200,000 and Mowad called.
Andrade then went all in out of turn when the river fell the . Mowad thought about the decision for a few minutes before moving all in himself.
Andrade turned over for a flush to win the pot, doubling up through Mowad and eliminating Gonsalves in 20th place. Andrade was then handed a one-hand penalty for acting out of turn.
Jerry Wong had built up a stack close to 2,000,000 earlier in the day but had taken a few hits and was down to his last 585,000 when he played what proved to be his last hand of the tournament.
According to his tablemates, Sergio Aido opened with a raise and called when Wong jammed. Wong had but ran right into Aido's .
Wong didn't improve, and the former November Niner headed to the payout desk in 22nd place.
With the board showing , Freddy Heller announced a bet of 115,000, splashing in five 25,000 red chips. Niall Farrell made the call, and they went heads-up to the river.
Heller slowed down with a check, opening the way for Farrell to bet 205,000. Heller stared him down from under his sunglasses for a few moments before calling.
"Ten," Farrell announced as he flipped over for the flush draw that turned into a pair on the river. Heller slammed the table in frustration as he mucked his cards.
Maria Konnikova moved all in for her last 570,000 and was called by Harvey Mathews.
Maria Konnikova:
Harvey Mathews:
Mathews left Konnikova hoping to go runner-up after the flop gave him the nut flush. Konnikova didn't get any miracles and was eliminated in 25th place.
Matt Affleck and David Lolis got into a raising war on a flop that resulted in Lolis having the remainder of his chips in the middle.
Lolis showed , but Affleck had him dominated with . The on the turn, though, gave Lolis a big lead in the hand with two pair, and when the came on the river he doubled to 1,600,000.
Affleck was down to 150,000 and got them all in a few hands later. Paul Moraes called from the next seat over before Daniel Weinman re-shoved for 385,000. Joshua Heintzl considered it for a moment before folding, as did Moraes.
Matt Affleck:
Daniel Weinman:
Weinman made a straight on the turn as the board ran out , and Affleck was sent to the rail.
Bertrand Grospellier was down to around 200,000 and got his stack in the middle with against the of John Gorsuch.
The board ran out . Gorsuch thought they split the pot before the table reminded him that his queen-kicker played. The 2019 Millionaire Maker champion is up to 570,000, while Grospellier hit the rail in 32nd place.