Grant Doubles Up with Aces
The three-way action was picked up with 11,700 in the pot and a flop of 
having just hit the table.
Action checked over to Ryan Grant in late position, who fired out for 3,000. The button raised it up to 10,000. After a fold from the player between them, Grant thought for a moment before stacking his remaining chips into a single tower and placing them into the center, a shove worth 27,700 total. His opponent went into the tank for a couple minutes, before making the call. He got up as though to leave before the hands had even been tabled.
Ryan Grant: 
Opponent: 
Upon seeing the hands, the opponent was quick to point out that he would have chips left, as he had around 40,000 or so in chips, enough to cover Grant, who was massively ahead. His opponent would need to hit runner-runner to make Broadway in order to take the pot and eliminate Grant. Instead, the 
turn left him drawing dead before the 
river completed the board, giving Grant the double up.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
68,400 |
flop and only Badziakouski and Burchfield called. Action then checked to Burchfield on the 
turn and he bet 3,500. Only Badziakouski called. 
river checked through and Burchfield mucked after his opponent tabled his 
for a pair of kings.
on the river. From the button, Lars Jurgens bet 5,000 into a pot of about 16,700. Gaia Marino Freire waited a bit before she raised to 15,000 from the cutoff.
. 
to deliver another crushing blow. 
and Rosen bet 15,000 causing Daoud to fold and taking the pot on the flop.
and Smith fired off 28,000 more. Johnson took his time and called. 
for the flush. 
turn. There was a bet from the third player and Smith called.
flop and received a quick call. 
river completing a safe runout for Horwitz.
