Michael Brazil pushed his stack worth 215,000 in the middle in early position and the hijack reshoved with a biggest stack. The rest of the players folded and they tabled their cards:
Michael Brazil: A♥9♠
Hijack: 8♥8♦
Brazil managed to find a board 9♦Q♣Q♠A♠Q♥, giving him the winning hand and the needed double up.
Straight after the restart, a player in middle position moved all in for 360,000 chips. Then, in the small blind, Brandon Caputo re-raised all in with a bigger stack. The big blind folded.
Brandon Caputo: A♦9♦
Opponent: A♥10♥
Caputo was behind preflop, and he stayed behind until the river, as his opponent hit two pairs on 4♥10♦A♠J♥J♣.
Down to 205,000 chips, Caputo was involved in an all in and call situation just a few hands later.
Brandon Caputo: Q♦Q♥
Opponent: A♠Q♠
Ahead this time, Caputo wasn't that happy when he saw the flop 6♣5♠7♠, which gave a flush draw to his opponent. Nothing changed with the 4♦ turn. But the 3♠ on the river completed the flush, leading to Caputo's elimination.
A player opened to 55,000 and it folded to Noam Muallem who decided to call in the big blind.
All the chips went in the middle on the flop 9♠4♦3♣. Muallem shoved for 125,000 with J♥3♠ and his opponent quickly called with A♠Q♦.
Muallem's pair of threes held on the 10♣ turn and 8♥ river and he took down the pot.
Michael Rodrigues open-shoved for his last 160,000 and Alejandro Lococo raised to 500,000 in the cutoff, making the rest of the table fold.
Michael Rodrigues: K♥J♦
Alejandro Lococo: 3♥3♣
It was a typical flip situation and the pot was sent to Rodrigues after he found two pair on the K♠A♠7♣Q♥J♥ board.
Level: 22
Blinds: 10,000/25,000
Ante: 25,000
We almost lost two thirds of the field since the bubble burst two hours ago. There are 114 players remaining in the tournament. They are now on a one-hour dinner break.
The cards were already tabled between Sami Bechahed, who held A♦J♦ and Gabriel Baleeiro who was at risk for his stack worth 200,000 and had J♣J♠ in his hands
The dealer brought a board 10♣9♦7♥Q♣10♦ and Baleeiro didn't find any bad surprise to earn the double up he needed right before the dinner break.
According to the table, Danny Allen opened under the gun to 55,000, with KxKx in his hands, and it folded to the button who three-bet to 210,000 with 4x4x. Allen jammed with a total stack worth 440,000 and his opponent called with slightly less.
Allen was in great shape to win the big pot, which he did after the board brought AxAxKxXxXx, improving his hand into a full house.
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