The player in the cutoff went all in for around 9,000 and was called by Adam Weinraub, who covered.
Cutoff: 7♠7♣
Adam Weinraub: K♠Q♠
The flop came 2♥K♥6♠, instantly shooting Weinraub into the lead. The turn and river compounded matters, coming 4♠ J♠ and completing a flush for Weinraub.
In a button versus small blind situation, Michael Lavenburg found himself all in holding J♠J♥ against the 8♥8♦ of his opponent. The K♦7♦3♠K♠6♦ board brought no surprise,s and Lavenburg added to his stack.
Paul Amsellem raised to 1,300 from early position and got called by the big blind leading to a 5♥Q♣9♠ flop.
The big blind checked, and Amsellem tossed out a bet of 2,000. The big blind put in the call and sent both players to the 8♦ turn card.
The big blind checked once again, and Amsellem continued with another bet, this time to 6,000.
The big blind tossed his cards in the muck, and Amsellem showed the A♠A♦ to a few friends watching from the rail as they all clapped and cheered him on in dragging another pot.
The action was picked up on the turn with four players and the board reading K♦A♥Q♠8♦. A player in early position and another in middle position checked, and Alex Foxen bet 8,000, receiving a call from a player on the button while folding out the other two players.
Foxen fired again on the 2♣ river, this time for 25,000. After some deliberation, the button mucked their hand, and Foxen took down another nice pot uncontested.
Former professional footballer Sergio Aguero was spotted hiding in the Horseshoe blue section after making his way into the field midway through the day. Aguero was highly regarded as one of the best strikers of his generation while playing in the Premier League for Manchester City.
Aguero raised it up to 1,500 in middle position, and Michael Monroig three-bet to 4,200 on the button. Aguero called and they went heads-up to a flop of 5♠4♦2♥.
Aguero checked to Monroig, who continued with a bet of 5,500, and Aguero called. The turn brought the 10♠, and both players checked to the 9♦ on the river. Two more checks and Aguero tabled A♠J♠, the same hand as Monroig with A♦J♥, but Aguero picked up a freeroll on the turn.
Masato Yokosawa was heads-up from under the gun against a player in middle position on a 7♠3♣A♠3♥ board with several thousand already in the middle.
Yokosawa bet 5,500, and his opponent called.
The J♣ completed the board and Yokosawa contemplated for a bit before overbetting the pot for 25,000. His opponent quickly folded, and Yokosawa collected the chips.
The board was already dealt out to the turn, reading Q♣6♥Q♦9♥. A player in middle position bet 7,000 and was called by Lindsay Kido, who was under the gun.
The river came an A♥, and the middle position player bet 45,000, effectively putting Kido all in if she made the call.
She did make the call, and when she turned over A♠A♦ it was easy to see why.
Michael Comisso opened to 1,500 from under the gun and was called by the cutoff and Damjan Radanov in the blinds.
On the flop 2♣9♣6♥, Comisso bet another 3,000. It was too much for the cutoff, who folded, but not for Radanov, who called.
The 8♦ came on the turn, and both players checked. There was no action either on the river 4♦. However, Comisso was quite surprised when he saw A♣K♥ in Radanov's hand. Comisso mucked his cards and let the pot go to Radanov.
A player from early position opened to 1,200 and Josh Arieh three-bet to 3,700, receiving a call from his opponent.
Arieh fired a continuation bet of 2,100 on the Q♠A♥A♦ flop. His opponent made the fold and Arieh added more to his already impressive stack.
Michael Blomstrand raised on the button and the small blind called. The flop came down 10♦5♥J♥ and the small blind checked and Blomstrand made a bet of 2,300.
With the end of night bagging rearing it's head everyone was playing a lot tighter and both players checked down the turn 2♣ and the river 10♠.
The small blind showed Q♥9♥ for the missed flush and Blomstrand turned over the A♠K♥ for high card ace.
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