Ali Eslami opened the action with a raise to 3,000 on the button and he then called a three-bet to 11,000 by Jonathan Pastore in the small blind. The flop came 
and both players opted to check. Pastore then bet the 
turn for 12,000 and Eslami sent his cards into the muck.
Leonard Maue was all in and at risk against James Brundige and Alan Gibson.
James Brundige: 
Leonard Maue: 
Alan Gibson: 
The flop landed 
to give Gibson a commanding lead with a set of sixes put to give Brundige some outs with top two pair. The 
on the turn didn't change things but the 
on the river appeared from nowhere to give Brundige kings full of aces to scoop the main pot, while a side pot went to Gibson and Maue was eliminated.
"Let's f***ing go!" Gibson cheered after hitting the case king.
"We're about to bag! Y'all are crazy!" someone at the table laughed.
Joe McKeehen was in a heads-up pot against Phil Hui on a board of 
. McKeehen bet and said "you can't beat four-deuce" before Hui moved all in for around 15,000. McKeehen snap-called with a bigger stack.
Joe McKeehen: 
Phil Hui: 
McKeehen had the better overpair and his queens held up as the board finished out to send Hui to the rail.
Robert Lamanna won a WSOP Circuit ring during the online series in Pennsylvania in January and May. He has also been responsible for the elimination of Michael Jozoff and was spotted raking in the pot with 
for top pair on a board of 
.
"Our table lost the two biggest characters," another player at the table remarked. Jozoff had at least won the last longer against Patrick Leonard, who vanished previously from the nine seat that is now occupied by Lamanna.
As recalled by Alex Dijkhoffz, the Saint Martin resident lost a chunk of his stack when he raised it up prior to the break with the 
and flopped the nut straight on 
. He bet and Ray Carter called for both to repeat the same procedure on the 
turn. The fell on the river and Dijkhoffz check-folded to a shove, to which Carter claimed he held 
for the runner runner nut flush without showing his cards.
Both earned their entry for the Tournament of Champions after winning a WSOP Circuit ring during the 2022 WSOPC Caribbean stop at the Casino Royale, currently sharing the same table with another qualifier from the same venue in [Removed:599].
Level: 10
Blinds: 1,000/1,500
Ante: 1,500
Players are on a 15-minute break as dealers color up the T-100 chips.
The small blind raised and Daniel Strelitz defended in the big blind.
The small blind bet 3,000 on the flop of 
and Strelitz called. The opponent sized up to 7,000 on the 
turn and Strelitz again called.
The small blind checked on the 
river and Strelitz quickly bet 12,000. His opponent laid it down.
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