In a four-way pot on a board of 2♥6♣4♣, action checked to Alejandro Peinado on the button and he bet 45,000.
Ronald Campbell check-raised to 110,000 in the big blind and action folded to Peinado, who three-bet all in. Peinado called off for about 130,000 more.
Ronald Campbell: 8♣4♠
Alejandro Peinado: K♣J♣
Campbell had the best hand and improved on the 4♥ turn, but the 5♣ river gave Peinado a flush to send Campbell to the rail.
Players have started to drop now that we’re in the money here in the Mystery Bounty Event, and Stefan Stoll was seemingly going to head in the same direction as he got it in preflop against both Mitchell Halverson and Michael “Texas Mike” Moncek, with Halverson also at risk.
Stefan Stoll: A♠J♦
Mitchell Halverson: K♠K♣
Michael Moncek: 6♠6♥
Stefan Stoll asked “give me an ace, one time please!” and the dealer wasted no time in obliging, as the flop came A♣7♥10♠. Both of the other players were unable to improve as the board came 4♥10♣, leaving Texas Mike as the big loser, whilst Stoll tripled up and Halverson stayed alive.
Frank Brannan has busted a few players today, but his latest resulted in a big bounty. The digital chest opened on the screen here in the Horseshoe Event Center, and it revealed that he pulled a $100,000 bounty.
This is the second-largest bounty available in this tournament, with the $250,000 Bounty still looming.
On a board of A♦Q♦6♦K♠3♦ with Elvyn Bello having been all in preflop, Mike Gorodinsky bet into Ronald Campbell, which was enough to put him all in also. As recounted for PokerNews this was his third barrel, and he had fired big on every street.
Campbell eventually folded his hand, and Bello showed A♥Q♠. Unfortunately, he had run into the flopped nuts in the form of Gorodinsky’s K♦8♦. He announced his frustration about the cooler before hitting the rail with a score of $13,592.
Life Outside Poker is a podcast for PokerNews hosted by Connor Richards that seeks to pull back the curtain on poker players and allow viewers and listeners to get to know them on a personal level.
In the 28th episode, Connor talks with Canadian high-stakes pro Sam Greenwood about getting into poker with his two brothers Lucas Greenwood and Max Greenwood, running up a bankroll in high school, traveling the world playing high-stakes tournaments, climbing Canada's all-time money list and battling with Vladimir "Gambledore" Korzinin at Triton.
Greenwood also talked about the state of online poker, how to deal with cheaters, being a dad and his new "Punt of the Day" blog where he breaks down key hands from high-stakes tournaments.
Alex Foxen opened for a raise to 30,000 from under the gun. Yifu He three bet from the button to 105,000. Julian Pineda Lozano moved all in from the big blind. Foxen then shoved in his remaining chips as well, and He made the call and put both players at risk.
Alex Foxen: J♠J♦
Julian Pineda Lozano: A♦K♦
Yifu He: K♥K♣
The A♠Q♥6♣10♠8♣ runout gave Lozano a triple as the shortest stack in this confrontation. Foxen was eliminated, and He collected his bounty as he was the stack that covered Foxen.