Phil Ivey check-called 75,000 from Reagan Silber on a flop and the turn was the
Ivey checked once more and Silber bet 175,000. The ten-time WSOP bracelet winner then check-raised all in for 525,000 and Silber called.
Phil Ivey:
Reagan Silber:
Ivey was ahead with his flopped set against the pair and gutshot of Silber. However, the river completed Silber's straight and he doubled up leaving Ivey with just over two big blinds.
Action picked up on the turn in a pot between Chad Eveslage and Sergi Reixach. The board showed and Reixach bet 60,000 into a pot of about 150,000. Eveslage check-called.
The river came the and Eveslage checked again. Reixach now bet 210,000, Eveslage thought for a bit and folded.
"You picking on Chad?" asked a tablemate.
"I'm pretty sure he's one every one against me," said Eveslage.
Jessie Lonis raised from middle position and two callers joined the pot, Sergi Reixach on the button and Phil Ivey in the big blind.
The flop was , Ivey checked to Lonis who continued for 50,000. Reixach made the fold.
Ivey asked Lonis to lift his arms so he could see his stack. With about 190,000 behind in Lonis' stack, Ivey put his opponent all in. Lonis quickly called.
Lonis:
Ivey
Looking for help, Ivey saw the hit the turn, reducing his outs even further. The river was too little, too late, and Lonis secured the double.
Daan Mulders opened from under the gun to 30,000 and was immediately three-bet by Koray Aldemir to 75,000. Action folded all the way back to Mulders who made the call.
The flop brought the and Mulders checked in flow to Aldemir, who bet 45,000. Mulders called.
On the turn, Mulders checked again and Aldemir ramped up the pressure with a bet of 170,000. Mulders called once more and took the hand to the river.
The final card was the , putting the paired board in play. Mulders checked one final time and Aldemir eyed his opponent's stack. Aldemir fired in the final bullet, all in, 330,000 effective. Mulders folded fairly quickly and Aldemir won without a showdown.
David Coleman moved all in from under the gun for 150,000, about 12 big blinds. Immediately to his left, Matthew Gonzales moved all in as well, just having Coleman covered.
Gonzales:
Coleman:
There was no paint to be found on the board and Gonzales took down the pot.
Action picked up in a three-way pot with Jerry Wong all in for a few big blinds. He'd have to beat both Shaun Deeb and Mikita Badziakouski to stay alive.
The flop showed and Badziakouski checked from the blinds and Deeb checked the button.
On the turn , both players checked once again.
On the river , Badziakouski checked and Deeb put out a bet of 52,000 which caused Badziakouski to fold.
Wong stood up expecting to be beat when he flipped his , Deeb only had himself, though, and Wong survived.
On the very next hand, Wong got it all in again from early position, now with 75,000 in his stack. Action folded all the way to Alexandros Theologis in the big blind who thought for about 30 seconds before making the call.
Alexandros Theologis:
Jerry Wong:
"What a slow roll," needled Shaun Deeb.
The flop came and had Wong in trouble.
"A six would be a good sweat," said Wong.
The is all he would get, adding a couple of more outs.
The was one of those out and Wong doubled up his recently tripled stack.