With the dominant stack, Eyal Eshkar shoved and Assad Kamran called to create the following showdown.
Assad Kamran: A♣5♠
Eyal Eshkar: 5♣5♥
Kamran was in bad shape for the double up, and couldn't find any help throughout the board 8♥2♥5♦6♣K♥ to make his way to the exit while Eshkar bagged for Day 2.
In a heads-up situation, the flop showed 3♥6♣J♥ when Colton Miller checked to Minh Lieu who bet 5,000. Miller tanked a minute and raised it to 12,000. Lieu made the call.
Both checked on the 6♠ turn and a Q♠ came on the river. Miller led out for 32,000 and Lieu thought about it for a moment before folding.
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Level: 10
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 2,000
Players now have the option to go on a 60-minute dinner break and return at about 6:15 p.m. local time OR if the whole table agrees they can forgo the dinner break and just take a 20-minute break and then play out their table.
According to the table, all the chips went in the middle on the flop 8♦10♠3♥, with the player at risk holding Q♥Q♠ and facing 10♦8♣ in Kevin Allen's hand, good for top two pair.
The rest of the board didn't help the player at risk with 5♦9♦ and he made his way to the exit while Allen advanced to Day 2.
In heads up, the board of 3♦5♦4♠K♥Q♥ was already dealt when Kharlin Sued bet 21,000. Samy Dubonnet tanked for some time before making the call.
Sued immediately sent his cards into the muck and Dubonnet racked the pot without showing his cards.
Action was opened in the small blind to 3,500 by Anders Karlsen. Patrick "Pads" Leonard was in the big blind and called.
The J♠5♥Q♠ flop hit the felt and Karlsen led for 3,000. Leonard called.
The Q♥ landed on the turn pairing the board. Action checked through.
The 8♠ landed on the river and Karlsen bet out for 6,000. Leonard looked frustrated and showed the ace of spades before sending his cards to the muck.
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