Preflop action opened with Pat Lyons raising to 40,000 from early position. The button called. Shaurabh Sharma then went all in for 51,000. Both Lyons and the button called.
The flop came K♣4♠2♥. Lyons bet 40,000, and the button folded.
Shaurabh Sharma: A♠7♠
Pat Lyons: K♥J♣
The 9♠ turn and 2♠ river completed Sharma's flush and kept his tournament hopes alive.
Action starts after the flop of 10♦8♥Q♥ as Schoonbroodt Marcel raised to 70,000. His opponent quickly jammed all in for 161,000, with Marcel eventually calling the hand.
Opponent: A♥9♥
Schoonbroodt Marcel: A♦Q♦
The board completed with the 4♣8♦ as Marcel avoided any danger cards to chip up.
Level: 19
Blinds: 8,000/16,000
Ante: 16,000
On a flop of 10♥A♦J♥, action opened with a bet of 52,000 from a player in middle position. Bradley Siegel then called from the cutoff. The button then moved all in for 277,000. The middle position player folded. Siegel stacked his chips and began to think. Having only 224,000, Siegel's eventual call was for his tournament life.
Bradley Siegel: J♠10♠
Button: 7♥6♥
The 3♦ turn and 7♣ river did nothing to change Siegel's two pair being the best hand.
Robin Sills shoved in after the bubble burst in early position for 45,000 and the small blind player called.
Robin Sills: A♠K♦
Small Blind player: K♠J♦
Sills survived when the board produced 8♣7♣5♠2♠4♠.
Picking up the action after the completion of the hand, Calais Campbell in the small blind was seen exiting his seat with 5♠5♥ on the felt in front of him. The player on the button, holding AxKx, was busy scooping the pot as the board read 10♥10♣6♠K♠J♠. Campbell can take some measure of consolation from the fact that he did scrape into the money, netting a $61 profit for his efforts.
After just one hand of hand-for-hand play, tournament officials have announced that all remaining players have made the money. They have now secured a minimum of $1,061.
Action starts after the turn with the board of 2♦5♦4♣7♥. With a check from Matthew Park as the first to act, his opponent led out for 60,000. Park jammed all in for 223,000 with his opponent finding a call shortly after.
Matthew Park: 10♠10♣
Opponent: 5♦10♦
The river came the 4♠ as Park avoided the two outer to double up.
Chris Haines was in early position and raised it to 24,000 and a player in late position shoved his chips into the pot. Haines called.
Late position player: A♥Q♣
Chris Haines: K♥K♦
The board finished out with 6♦4♦9♥J♦7♣ and the kings prevailed.
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