Lyudmil Ivanov went all in under the gun seven-handed. He had 285,000 chips, under five big blinds. Maxx Coleman called on the button, all other players folded.
Lyudmil Ivanov: K♣J♠
Maxx Coleman: Q♦Q♣
The flop was unlucky for Coleman and lucky for Ivanov, it came 7♦K♠5♦. Coleman did not improve on the 2♥ turn and 4♦ river and Ivanov doubled up.
Level: 25
Blinds: 30,000/60,000
Ante: 60,000
Joseph Carden raised to 100,000 from early position. When it folded to Lander Lijo in the cutoff, he three-bet all in for 540,000. It folded back to Carden, and he made the call.
Lander Lijo: A♦Q♣
Joseph Carden: A♣J♥
Earlier in the level it was Carden all in and at risk with ace-queen versus the ace-jack of Lijo. But now the roles are reversed, but the result are still the same as the ace queen remained the best hand on the 7♥10♠3♥5♣6♦ board, to give Lijo the double up.
On a flop of 4♦A♣5♣, David Stamm bet 150,000 from early position. Stanislav Barshak raised to 325,000 from the big blind and Stamm called it.
The turn was the Q♠. Barshak quickly led with an all in jam. Stamm took several moments to consider it before he released his cards.
Stanislav Barshak opened all in for 285,000 from under the gun. It folded to the small blind Neil Warren who called, before the big bland Andrey Pateychuk three-bet all in for 1,200,000. Warren eventually made the call, saying "lets run it" putting Barshak and Pateychuk at risk.
Stanislav Barshak: A♦9♦
Andrey Pateychuk: K♠K♥
Neil Warren: 7♥7♦
Pateychuk was in a great position with his pocket kings, but things got interesting after the 5♥4♦8♦ flop, giving Barshak a flush draw, and Warren a straight draw.
The turn was a safe one for Pateychuk when the 2♣ came, but the river was a disaster as the 6♦ completed the board. The six gave Barshak the ace high flush to take the side pot and triple up. But even worse for Pateychuk, Warren improved to a straight to take down the kings to win a large sidepot, and eliminate him from the tournament.
The flop came 5♠10♥5♣. From early position, Joao Barroso Valli bet 180,000 and was called by Ankit Ahuja who was under the gun.
The turn was the 10♣ to double pair the board. Valli fired 525,000 which Ahuja also called.
The river came the K♠. Valli went for another barrel with 750,000. Ahuja thought for about 30 seconds and checked his cards a few times before he eventually called.
Valli tabled the K♦K♣ for the rivered boat as Ahuja nodded his head and mucked.
Kristofer Kneale was on a short stack with 415,000 chips and open-shoved from the cutoff. Ivan Uzunov was in the small blind and, after getting the count, re-shoved for 775,000. Other players folded.
Kristofer Kneale: Q♠Q♦
Ivan Uzunov: A♥5♥
The board ran out K♠J♦6♠J♠9♥ and the queens held for the double-up.
Action was caught on the turn, where the board read A♥9♥10♦A♣. According to the players, Ben Hoy had raised from under the gun preflop and got called by Stanislav Barshak on the cutoff. He then continuation bet on the flop and Barshak called.
On the turn, Hoy bet 300,000. Barshak thought and then called.
The river was the K♦. Hoy now shoved all in, which was for 995,000 and Barshak did not take much time to call.
Barshak showed Q♣J♣ for the rivered straight, which was no good against Hoy’s A♦10♣ for the turned full house.
Jonathan Schwartz made a bet on the turn and was called by Sami Bechahed to go to the river which came to make the board read 9♣7♣A♦2♥K♣.
Schwartz was on the button and quickly piled all in as soon as Bechahed checked from the cutoff. Bechahed threw his head back in frustration and folded after about a minute of thought.
Farhad Jamasi moved all in preflop, Neil Warren jammed for more and everyone else folded.
Farhad Jamasi: A♦9♦
Neil Warren: 8♦8♣
The dealer asked Jamasi to pick his speed as he dealt out 8♥J♣6♦ making it look like it would be a quick end for Jamasi. The K♥ turn ended any chance of runner runner flush to make the 3♠ river meaningless and Jamasi was sent away.
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