Matthew Ng opened from the cutoff with a raise of 30,000. Michael Coombs decided to call in the big blind. The flop showed a board of Q♥10♣J♣.
Ng checked to see the turn, but Cooms bet 30,000 followed by a call from Ng.
Both checked the turn 5♥ to see the river of 6♦.
Ng checked again for the showdown, but Coombs didn’t want to give up so easily and bet 110,000 Ng decided to fold, and the pot moved to Coombs.
The hand was underway with Ronee Dizon and Thomas Stokes waiting for the deal with abut 50,000 chips in the middle.
Both players knuckled the 8♦5♣K♦ flop. Dizon led with 30,000 on the 4♥ turn and got called by Stokes.
On the river 3♠ both players went check-check and Stokes decided to show first tabling K♥J♣ for top pair. Dizon quickly flipped A♦9♦ before throwing his hand to the muck as the dealer shipped the chips towards Stokes direction.
Joseph Berg opened the action with a min-raise to 20,000 from late position, and only Miguel Cardenas called out of the big blind.
The flop came down A♣4♠8♣ and Cardenas checked. Berg put out a bet of 10,000, which Cardenas quickly called.
After Cardenas checked the J♠ turn, Berg slid out a second barrel, this time for around 55,000. Cardenas thought about it for a while and then tossed his cards into the muck.
After being left with a short stack, Brian Page opted to commit his remaining 17,000 chips from middle position. The action folded to Ruby Pagala, who raised to 66,000 from late position.
Yen-Tuan Chen then raised to 120,000, and Pagala shoved the rest of her stack. Chen called, creating a three-way pot.
Brian Page: Q♦2♦
Ruby Pagala: A♦K♥
Yen-Tuan Chen: A♥Q♠
Pagala's nut-no-pair hand held on a runout of 5♦4♥6♠6♦8♠, eliminating Page in the process.
Brian Page began the action with a raise to 20,000 from middle position. The table folded around to the big blind, where Yen-Tuan Chen called.
Chen checked the flop of Q♣8♥K♣. Page continued for 30,000, but Chen responded with a raise to 85,000. Page pondered his options before deciding to go all in. Chen quickly called and was at risk.
Yen-Tuan Chen: K♦Q♥
Brian Page: A♦K♥
Chen had out-flopped Page, spiking two pair while Page held only top pair, top kicker. He was unable to find any help on the 5♦3♦ runout, awarding Chen the pot.
Kyle Miller shoved from middle position for around 65,000 with only Michael Coombs calling from the hijack to put him at risk.
Kyle Miller: Q♣Q♦
Michael Coombs: A♣9♣
Miller found pocket queens with just over six big blinds and just needed to fade an ace or some clubs to double. The board ran out A♠8♠10♥9♦10♦, which was favorable for Coombs' hand, as he improved to top pair. The pot was sent to Coombs and Miller was out.
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