In a raised pot, the flop read 
when the big blind player and Amanda Botfeld checked.
The turn brought the 
and this time Botfeld called a bet worth 40,000 from her opponent.
The 
paired the board on the river and the big blind pushed all in for 175,000. Botfeld tanked for some time and tabled 
. "Good call" said her opponent, showing 
before exiting the tournament's area.
Action folded around to Vincas Tamasauskas on the button. He moved all in with 215,000 behind. After the small blind folded, the big blind made the call as the small stack, with about 140,000 behind.
Big blind: 
Vincas Tamasauskas: 
Tamasauskas was dominated. He appeared to move out in front when the 
appeared in the window, but when the full 
flop was spread, it was his opponent who had hit top pair. Then the turn put the 
on the board, giving Tamasauskas trips. The 
river changed nothing, and Tamasauskas eliminated his opponent and scooped the pot.
The flop read 
in a heads-up raised pot when Cullin Oldham bet 100,000. After some thinking, his opponent made the call.
The turn brought the and this time Oldham quickly shoved for his remaining 145,000 chips. His opponent folded and Oldham revealed a 
before sending back his cards into the muck.
The player on the button raised to 35,000 and Patrick Truong jammed in the big blind for an effective stack worth 515,000. After some consideration, his opponent called with the exact same stack with 
but only to see 
in Truong's hand.
The board didn't bring any surprise with 
, improving Truong's hand into a set of eights to bust his opponent and scoop the pot.
Level: 20
Blinds: 10,000/15,000
Ante: 15,000
The 2022 PokerNews Cup at Golden Nugget has been a rousing success, easily surpassing the $1 million guarantee, and there's one hand that will probably be talked about for quite some time.
During Monday's Day 2 session in the $1,100 buy-in no-limit hold'em tournament, an odd flop appeared at one of the tables on the very first hand. The flop came out 
, 
, and Joker. Yes, a Joker was somehow left in the deck, and one player seated at another table captured the hand on video, which was then posted on the PokerNews YouTube channel.
With 405 players remaining, the 15-minute break has been extended for another 10-20 minutes in order to complete the chip race on all tables.
The players are on the first 15-minute break of the day as the floor handles a color up. Action will resume at blinds 10,000/15,000 with a 15,000 ante.
Action was picked up with the big blind and Jason Gunn having moved all in. Gunn was the small stack, and playing for the main pot with around 200,000 in it. The big blind had north of 200,000 more, and action was on the button with the big blind looking for side pot action. Eventually, the clock was called on the button, and he mucked his hand a few seconds before the clock expired.
Jason Gunn: 
Big blind: 
Gunn was dominated, but the 
flop gave him a flush draw. When the flop hit the table, the button stood up and walked away in anger, moments later revealing that he had folded pocket jacks. The 
on the turn changed nothing before the 
on the river completed his flush. Gunn scooped the pot and survived.
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