Four preflop limpers saw a flop of 8♠7♠5♦ and everyone checked around.
The turn brought the 5♠ and the middle position player bet 2,000 and the small blind David Bullard called.
The river was the 10♦ and middle position player bet out 5,000 and Bullard called and flipped over A♠10♠ for the nut flush, while the middle position player held 9♦6♦ for the straight.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
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70,000 |
With early position, Lenny Bruemmer raised to 4,000. After a few folds from the table, the small blind player jammed all in for approximately 25,000. Bruemmer found a call as him and his opponent flipped over their hands.
Opponent: A♣Q♥
Bruemmer: 3♥3♦
The board ran out K♣9♣10♦4♠9♠ as pocket three's held for Bruemmer to take the pot. With this pot, Bruemmer's stack grew to the size of 92,500
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
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92,500
92,500
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92,500 |
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
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137,000
137,000
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137,000 |
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128,000
128,000
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128,000 |
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40,000
40,000
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40,000 |
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35,000
35,000
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35,000 |
After a small extension to finish racing off chips, players are seated and action is again underway.
Level: 9
Blinds: 1,000/1,500
Ante: 1,500
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Players have been sent on an extended break, as tournament officials have warned that it may take a little longer to race off chips. The clock is set for a 35-minute break, which may be lengthened as necessary.
Josh Arieh opened under the gun to 3,000 and saw a player in late position jam for their remaining 7,100.
When it got back to Arieh he smiled and put in the call.
All-in player: A♣Q♠
Josh Arieh: Q♦10♦
Arieh chuckled and said "Good game" as he tabled his hand and showed that he was behind.
The 8♠9♠J♠ flop gave Arieh the nut straight but the all-in player was not drawing dead with his Q♠.
"Action flop" Arieh said as the K♦ rolled off on the turn.
The 6♦ river brought no help and Arieh sent another player to the rail.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
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78,000
6,000
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6,000 |
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