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David Coleman raised from under the gun to 220,000 and Jonathan Pastore three-bet from the next seat to 475,000. The action folded around to Nenad Dukic in the big blind who shipped all in for just under 3,000,000, which got a quick fold from Coleman. Pastore, however, did not make a decision so quickly and was deep in the tank for around two minutes before he eventually elected to fold.
David Coleman raised to 220,000 in middle position and Terry Fleischer called in the big blind.
Coleman bet 150,000 on the A♦10♦2♠ flop and Fleischer called.
The turn was the Q♥ and Coleman bet another 450,000. Fleischer then moved all in for around 2,800,000 and Coleman snap-folded.
After a quiet 20 or so minutes of play, which only saw small pots exchanged between the players, David Coleman opened the action with a raise from the cutoff to 220,000. Michael Acevedo, who had been relatively quiet, was sitting in the small blind.
Acevedo thought for a few moments before making his move, pushing all in for 1,350,000. Coleman quickly called.
Michael Acevedo: J♠10♠
David Coleman: A♥K♥
The dealt out A♠6♠4♥ on the flop, giving Acevedo a flush draw.
The turn was the 7♥, increasing Coleman’s edge. "One time," Acevedo yelled out before the dealer dealt the river. However, the river 6♦ was no help to him, and he was eliminated in eighth place.
Yuzhou Yin opened from under the gun to 200,000 and Jonathan Pastore called from the cutoff.
A flop of 7♠A♥3♦ was fanned and Yin continued with a bet of 150,000, which Pastore called.
On the 8♦ turn, Yin checked, Pastore bet 200,000, and Yin let it go.
Nenad Dukic opened to 225,000 from the hijack and Asher Conniff called out of the big blind.
On the A♥A♦K♦ flop, Conniff check-called a bet of 100,000 from Dukic.
The turn was a 4♠ which went check-check to the K♠ river. Conniff led out with a bet of around half pot, and Dukic quickly folded.
Terry Fleischer raised to 275,000 in the hijack before Jonathan Pastore three-bet to 650,000 in the small blind. Fleischer called and they went heads-up to the A♥5♥6♠ flop.
Pastore bet 250,000 and Fleischer called. The turn was the 3♣ and Pastore bet another 600,000. Fleischer again called.
The 3♠ fell on the river and Pastore slowed down and checked. Fleischer quickly checked back and Pastore showed A♦A♠ for a flopped top set that improved to a full house on the river, taking down a massive pot and jumping over Fleischer on the chip leaderboard.
Nenad Dukic limped from the small blind and David Coleman checked his option in the big blind.
Dukic bet out 125,000 on the 8♠4♣4♦ flop, and Coleman called.
Both players checked the 9♠ turn to see a 10♠ land on the river. Dukic checked, Coleman bet 410,000, and Dukic took a sip of his coffee before he made the call.
Coleman tabled Q♣10♣ for a rivered pair of tens, which was good against Dukic's A♥Q♥ who called with ace-high.
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