Jose Ferro raised to 2,500and [Removed:507] three-bet to 7,000. A short-stacked Serge Bottelli then jammed for 21,600 and Ferro folded while Dumea sigh-called.
Serge Bottelli: Q♣Q♦
[Removed:507]: K♠7♠
The board ran out 9♣9♥3♥5♣A♣ and Bottelli doubled.
Melanie Weisner raised to 2,500 from early position and Georgi Sandev called in the big blind.
The flop came 9♠K♠4♠ and Sandev check-called another bet of 1,600. Weisner bet 5,000 on the 3♣ turn and Sandev again called.
The 10♣ fell on the river and Sandev checked once more. Weisner checked behind and Sandev took the pot with K♣8♠.
In a pot of close to 8,000 on a board showing 9♣4♠3♠5♠, Allen Kessler led out from the small blind for 5,000 and Elliot Smith raised to 14,000 in the big blind.
Kessler pondered his option for a few seconds, but eventually let his cards go and the pot was sent to Smith.
Nicholas Potts opened to 1,200 and Hiroyuki Noda three-bet to 2,600 in the cutoff. The small blind called and so did Potts.
The dealer showed a flop 2♥Q♦K♣ and it checked to Noda who continued for 2,400. Only Potts made the call.
The 7♦ turn went check-check and a K♦ landed on the river. Potts decided to lead for 2,600 and Noda tanked for some time before eventually calling. Potts showed 5♦4♦ for the flush and Noda sent his cards into the muck.
On the same day his father, Robert "The Razzman" Massman, finished 11th in the $1,500 No-Limit 2-7 Event, Alex Massman won a satellite to play in the Main Event. Now here he was on Day 2, riding a starting stack and tangled up in a hand with Youness Barakat.
Barakat bet 1,500 from late position on a K♠K♦2♠ flop, and Massman and an early position player called.
When the turn came 5♣, Barakat bumped it up to 12,400, too rich for either and took down the pot.
"You have to tell them (PokerNews) what you had," Massman told Barakat. "It's the rules." But Barakat did not oblige.
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Action was picked up on the flop with the board reading 8♥3♦Q♣ and players heads up. A player in the big blind checked and Brian Yoon bet 1,700 from middle position, receiving a call from his opponent.
The big blind check-called another bet from Yoon on the K♦ turn, this time for 6,500.
The river was the K♥. Yoon fired a third barrel for 17,500, leaving approximately 15,000 behind. After about a minute his opponent mucked his cards and a sizable pot was sent in Yoon's direction.
Level: 8
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 1,200
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