Daniel Hinh went all in from early position, for 89,000. Action was folded around to Benjamin Voreland on the button, who reshoved, putting Hinh at risk.
Daniel Hinh: Q♠J♥
Benjamin Voreland: 9♠9♣
A flop of 9♦10♣8♥ gave Hinh top straight but Voreland had plenty of outs with his set of nines. The board ran out 5♠ 6♥, Hinh's straight was good, and brought a much-needed double up.
Santiago Plante raised from under the gun to 65,000, finding Gabriel Moura in the big blind who defended.
The flop came A♦6♣10♠. Once checked to, Plante continued for 36,000 and Moura called.
The turned J♣ checked through to the 10♥ on the river. Moura took the lead with a bet of 36,000. Too much for Plante to call and Moura won this pot.
Ren Lin raised from the cutoff and was called in the big blind by Lukas Hafner. The flop fell 7♠4♠7♣ and was checked by both players.
The turn came Q♥. Hafner checked, Lin bet 20,000 and after a short pause Hafner raised to 65,000. Lin called.
On a 6♠ river, Hafner went all in for 188,000 and Lin went into tank. That's where the fun started.
After asking Hafner a series of unanswered questions, Lin reached into his wallet and threw $100 at Hafner. He folded A♥A♣ face up and offered Hafner the money if he showed his cards.
Hafner showed one card — the 6♦ — and promptly threw the money back to Lin.
Level: 19
Blinds: 8,000/16,000
Ante: 16,000
The under-the-gun player raised to 30,000, Michael Feldstein to their immediate left shoved all in for his last 134,000. Ilija Savevski in the hijack called off the bet for their remaining 129,000 and the original raiser folded.
Ilija Savevski: 10♦10♣
Michael Feldstein: A♥Q♦
The board ran out 5♦8♦7♣6♣K♠. Savevski won this flip leaving Feldstein to his last 5,000 — one single red chip.
Tom Kunze was all in for 8,000. Also seeing a flop were Rei Yamaguchi in early position and Garret Garvin on his immediate left.
The flop fell 2♥2♣2♠. Yamaguchi checked, Garvin bet, and Yamaguchi called.
The turn came 4♦. Yamaguchi checked and Garvin fired again, for 60,000. Yamaguchi called.
The river was the 7♥. Yamaguchi checked a third time. Garvin went all in for around 190,000. Yamaguchi thought for around a minute before folding.
Kunze tabled 5♠4♣ to take the main pot, while Garvin showed A♥K♣ to claim a far more significant side pot.
Nick Palma in the cutoff raised to 26,000, finding Sergio Aido in the big blind who defended.
The flop of 2♥7♣6♠ checked through to the 4♠ on the turn.
Aido took some time over his decision before finally deciding to take the lead with a large bet of 54,000. Palma conceded the pot to Aido.
button in Safari
