Pot-Limit Omaha
Tomasz Gluszko raised to 20,000 under the gun and got called by Andrew Kelsall in the big blind.
On the 3♥J♣Q♠ flop, both players checked to the 10♦ turn. After Kelsall checked again, Gluszko bet 30,000, which Kelsall called.
The river was the J♠ and Kelsall moved all in for 110,000. "Ace-king?" pondered Gluszko, before he chose to fold and send the pot to Kelsall.
Stud 8 or better
Paresh Doshi: XxXx / 6♠3♣2♣
Phil Hellmuth: XxXx / 7♦A♦9♣ folded on fifth
Paresh Doshi has continued to thrive even after the dinner break and he managed to get Phil Hellmuth into ranting mode. When the Brit hit a favorable runout on fifth and bet, Hellmuth sighed and folded.
"Relax, he is gonna give it to you ..." he talked to himself and then continued with the ranting for more than two minutes all the while Doshi had raked in the pot with a smile on the face. Frederic Moss was the next to take chips off Hellmuth, once again betting a favorable fifth street which won it without showdown.
The same table lost Mark Dickstein shortly after when Moss turned a flush in Big O.
No-Limit Hold 'em
Elias Hourani raised to 16,000 in the hijack and got jammed on by David "Bakes" Baker in the cutoff for about 190,000.
John Racener then went into the tank in the big blind then moved in himself for about 200,000.
Hourani took a moment before folding to leave the pot heads-up.
David "Bakes" Baker: 9♠9♣
John Racener: 10♦10♣
Baker was pipped, and after the 6♠Q♦4♣Q♠2♦ runout, no help came his way and he became the tournament's latest elimination.
Level: 22
Limit Flop/Draw: 8,000-15,000, 15,000-30,000 Limits
Stud Games: 3,000 Ante, 5,000 Bring-In, 15,000 Completion 15,000-30,000 Limits,
Pot-Limit & No-Limit: 8,000/12,000 Ante, 4,000-8,000
Six levels of 60 minutes each are completed and a field of 135 survivors of yesterday has been culled down to just 34 hopefuls on Day 2 already. Another four levels are scheduled for tonight and the action recommences at approximately 8.39 p.m. local time.
Badeucey
After the first draw, Nathan DeWitt bet and was called by Ryon Nicholson for the former to then pat, while Nicholson drew one. DeWitt bet and faced a raise, which he called with the words "I don't like this hand, I don't like it at all". Both patted the final draw and DeWitt check-called a bet.
Nicholson revealed the 7♣4♥ / 6♣4♥2♦ for a three card Badugi and seventy-six, which let DeWitt relax as his 7♥ / 8♣5♦4♠2♥ for an eight-dugi chopped the pot.
"You scared me," DeWitt declared and another player at the table remarked "he had a hand to scare you with".
Badeucey
Michael Noori had been nursing a mere two big bets and got it in against David Levi. The cards were already exposed when Levi patted the last draw and Noori discarded two.
Levi exposed the 8♠ / 7♠5♥4♦2♣ for a Seven Badugi and eighty-seven, while Noori showed his 7♥5♦2♠. The J♥6♦ of Noori ended his run in 35th place while Levi continued his rise on the leaderboard with a small boost.
Stud 8 or Better
Richard Ashby: 7♣7♠6♣6♠/5♦A♠10♥
Paresh Doshi: K♦K♠3♥3♠/A♣6♥4♥
Richard Ashby was all in for approximately his last 40,000 as the PokerNews team arrived and cards were being pitched face-up to each player.
By the time the boards were completed, Doshi had made two pair, kings and threes, while Ashby was drawing live to a low on seventh street along with holding two pair, sevens and sixes, but he pulled the 10♥, ending his day before dinner break.
The exciting Global Poker Bounty Series V begins June 5-11 and promises some great prizes for both Gold Coins (GC) and Sweeps Coins (SC) players.
There will be a total of 68 events — 34 for GC and 34 for GC — with GC 220,000,000 and SC 440,000 guaranteed. Each tournament will award a cool Global Poker trophy to its winner and poker players on the social poker site will have plenty of opportunities to collect some hardware.
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