Limits: 20,000-40,000
Level: 21
Blinds: 10,000-20,000
Limits: 20,000-40,000
Tomasz Gluszko raised from the hijack and was called by Robert Mizrachi on the button and Roland Israelashvili in the big blind.
On the J♥7♣6♥ flop, Gluszko bet and both opponents called.
The turn was the A♠. Gluszko bet again, Mizrachi called, and Israelashvili called all-in for 25,000.
On the 2♥ river, Gluszko moved all-in and Mizrachi called.
Tomasz Gluszko: A♥K♥K♣4♥
Robert Mizrachi: A♦9♥4♣2♣
Gluszko held the nut flush for the high. Both Gluszko and Mizrachi had the same low, and Israelashvili mucked as the all-time WSOP cashes leader hit the rail.
Action was picked up on the flop in a pot between David Funkhouser in the cutoff, David Shmuel on the button and Zhun Wang in the big blind.
The board read 8♥9♣4♦ and Wang checked over to Funkhouser who bet and Shmuel raised which only Funkhouser called.
On the turn A♦, Funkhouser checked over to Shmuel who bet and Funkhouser raised all in which Shmuel called.
David Funkhouser: J♥J♦7♥5♦
David Shmuel: A♣6♥5♣2♥
The river 9♠ left Shmuel with aces up with an eight-five low to beat Funkhouser's jacks up with an eight-seven low and the WSOP bracelet winner exited the tournament.
Sovann Pen raised from the small blind and Omar Mehmood called in the big blind.
On the J♣10♦8♠ flop, Pen led with a bet and Mehmood called.
Pen opted to check-call on the 10♠ turn before the 3♥ river checked through. Pen tabled 9♦7♦4♦3♠ for a flopped straight but could not get any river action as he dragged a modest pot.
Shane Kelly raised in the small blind which saw David Shmuel raise in the big blind which Kelly called.
The flop rolled out 7♣10♥8♠ and Kelly check-called a bet from Shmuel.
Kelly checked the turn Q♠ over to Shmuel a second time and folded to the bet that Shmuel put out, and the start of day chip leader took in the pot from his neighbor.
Ray Fishman raised from early position and Matt Grapenthien defended his big blind.
On the Q♥4♠3♣ flop, Grapenthien check-raised a bet from Fishman who called.
The J♦ turn checked through to the 6♣ river which saw Grapenthien bet and Fishman called.
Matt Grapenthien: A♠7♥6♦5♠
Ray Fishman: A♣K♠5♣3♥
Grapenthien held the nut straight and both players shared the same ace-five low as Grapenthien chipped up further.
A clash occurred at table 503 between two of the most talkative players left in the tournament.
Jason Adams raised in middle position and Ray Fishman called in the big blind.
"Daddy's home!" Adams exclaimed on the flop of 4♦K♣3♥ rolled out and he proceeded to bet after Fishman checked.
"I am so confused," Fishman responded as he put in the chip to call.
Both of them continued to banter on the turn 5♥ where again Fishman check-called a bet from Adams
"How about a high and black river dealer?" asked Adams as the river peeled off a 10♦ and Fishman put him all in for 5,000 which Adams immediately called.
Jason Adams: A♠A♦6♠2♦
Ray Fishman: A♣8♥5♣4♣
Adams had both the wheel and a six-high straight to scoop both halves of the pot and the Omaha regular screamed "Daddy's home, like he never left as he raked in the pot."
Level: 20
Blinds: 10,000-15,000
Limits: 15,000-30,000