Chad Holloway and Jesse Fullen go head-to-head talking about the latest hot topics live from the WSOP. Johnny World burns Ben Lamb on Day 2 but should he have taken the offer? Eden Rocks and poker Twitter spaces...is it time to unplug? Two weeks in and we check on Negreanu and Hellmuth's runs so far and more in the fifth episode of the Chad & Jesse Poker Show.
Colin Robinson went all in with the exception of one 25,000 chip and Benjamin Ector made the call.
They saw a flop of A♠A♦2♠ and Robinson flicked his last chip in the middle, Ector matched it.
Colin Robinson: K♠7♥
Benjamin Ector: A♣10♦
Ector had flopped trips to Robinson's ace high, the turn and river were bricks. Robinson was congratulated by a few choice peers and went off to the pay out desk.
The button raised, Jean Lhuillier three bet from the small blind and then Sheila Fisher went all in for 915,000. Lhuillier called, and when the cards were flipped, Fisher had a great opportunity to double up.
Sheila Fisher: 7♦7♣
Jean Lhuillier: A♠3♠
A seven on a 7♥4♥6♣ flop looked to be exactly what Fisher needed, but the turn and river were a gut punch, as Lhuillier caught the 5♠ on the turn to make a straight. Fisher couldn't find another seven or a card to pair the board, and her day was over.
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PokerNews was unable to capture Renat Bohdanov's elimination hand, but it was a hard fought day for him that required multiple doubles to make it as far as he did.
Marcos Exterkotter went all in from the small blind and Santiago Plante called from the big.
Marcos Exterkotter: A♣10♥
Santiago Plante: A♠5♥
Fortune found Plante on a 5♣7♦7♣ board and the turn and river held up, 4♥6♥ for Plante to score the knockout.
Level: 26
Blinds: 30,000/60,000
Ante: 60,000
Anthony Hall and Matt Hunt were all in preflop. Hall was the player at risk by quite a margin.
Anthony Hall: A♠3♠
Matt Hunt: K♥9♣
The board ran out in favor of Hunt as the dealer put the K♦2♦Q♠5♠, which gave hall a sweat with the flush draw but hopes were dashed with the 5♦ on the river. Hunt remains the man to catch with all the chips.
The players are on a fifteen-minute break.
Kuenwai Lo was all in and Clyde Maliauka raised, just leaving himself one 5,000 chip behind. The rest of the table folded and cards were on their backs.
Kuenwai Lo: A♦4♦
Clyde Maliauka: K♣K♦
The board ran out without an ace or a sweat and Lo was sent to the pay outs.
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