The board was and action checked to Robert Salinger on the button with 11,700 in the pot.
Salinger moved all in for 21,400. His opponent went into the tank before saying "I think I have too good of a bluff catcher" before making the call. Salinger showed for a full house to give Salinger the double as his opponent mucked.
Sonny Franco raised to 2,500 and his neighbor moved all in for 15,000. When action was back on Brian Anderson on the button, he just called. Then, Franco moved all in for 35,000 and Anderson called. Three players were all in before the flop.
Opponent:
Sonny Franco:
Brian Anderson:
The dealer proposed a board and with ace high, king kicker, Franco eliminated his neighbor and also doubled up on Anderson.
Mathias Duarte was in early position and checked to his opponent on button, who bet 15,000. Duarte put in the raise to 60,000 and his opponent made the fold.
There was almost 14,000 into the pot when a board was on the table. Jong Wook Lee bet 5,500 and just after him, Michail Grigorev raised all in for his last 20,000. Lee thought about it, then called.
Michail Grigorev:
Jong Wook Lee:
The dealer put a on the river, and Grigorev top pair was good, against a pair of eights and flush draw for Le.
The PokerNews team was called over to a table to review the action of a hand that had just occured.
Two players limped before the cutoff raised to 3,600. Damian Kucharski three-bet in the small blind to 12,000 and only the cutoff called.
The flop came and Kucharski continued for 13,000. The cutoff called.
Action slowed down on the as action went check-check.
The was the river and Kucharski bet 50,000 putting his opponent all in. The cutoff went deep into the tank for three minutes before he asked another player to call the floor. The floor came and gave him 30 seconds to make his decision. On the last second he made the call.
It was bad news as Kucharski turned over for quad jacks to eliminate his opponent from the tournament. His opponent had flopped a flush with and Kucharski had hit a one outer on the river.
His stack is climbing more and more, Dylan Cechowski just slipped us that he is now at 350,000.
"Five players limped, I did the same from the small blind with a pocket deuces and hit a set on a flop. One of my opponent bet 3,000, I raised him to 8,000, and he called. On a turn, I bet 18,000, and he shoved 50,000. I called, he had for a flush draw. River was a blank for him but gave me full house."
Cechowski scored another elimination and continued his streak.
After a raise to 1,800 from a player in early position, Tim Reilly called just after him, so did three other players. On the button, Alexandre Allouche announced all in for 35,000 and only Tim Reilly called for about 20,000.
Tim Reilly:
Alexandre Allouche:
Allouche had a batter pair, and also improved on a board with a set on the turn. Reilly was eliminated.