The hand began when Ben Fan raised to 400,000 under the gun and was called by Abhishek Mhatre in the big blind.
Mhatre checked the J♠J♣4♥ flop before Fan fired 200,000. Mhatre came along with a call.
The K♠ turn is where the hand ended when Mhatre checked, and Fan fired 550,000. Mhatre took time before he opted to go all-in for 2,625,000. Fan folded, leaving 1,500,000 behind.
Action folded to the blinds, where Gary Bolton shoved from the small blind. Vito Abramov didn’t hesitate and snap-called in the big blind to put Bolton at risk.
Gary Bolton: Q♦4♣
Vito Abramov: K♦2♣
The flop came 5♣2♦K♥, giving Abramov two pair right away and leaving Bolton with few outs. The A♥ turn brought a glimmer of hope for a miracle straight, but the 9♥ river sealed his fate, sending Bolton to the rail.
Action folded around to Brian Stonoff in the small blind who moved all in. Yudai Futai made the call in the big blind for 1,675,000 to put himself at risk.
Yudai Futai: A♣4♥
Brian Stonoff: K♠Q♥
Both players made a pair on the A♠Q♣3♦ flop but Futai remained in the lead. The board ran out 5♦, 5♣ and Futai earned the double up.
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Level: 31
Blinds: 100,000/200,000
Ante: 200,000
The remaining 52 players were sent on a 15-minute break.
Action went three-ways to a flop of 2♥7♥4♠ with the under-the-gun Sammy Sidky all in and at risk. Arthur Morris in late position and Hai Nguyen in the hijack had a small side pot going.
Morris and Nguyen both checked to the Q♣ turn where Morris led out with a bet of 300,000. Nguyen made the call, bringing the 5♣ river.
Morris thought for a moment before electing to check and Nguyen checked back, tabling A♣K♥. Morris turned over A♥8♦ and Sidky showed J♦10♠.
Nguyen's ace-king proved to be best and the pot was pushed his way.
Alexander Gittings opened the action with a raise to 320,000 from the hijack, and Marvin Karlins defended his big blind with a call.
The flop came Q♣2♥3♠, and Gittings continued for 205,000. Karlins responded with a check-raise to 600,000, prompting Gittings to double-check his cards before making the call.
Before the dealer even revealed the 7♠ turn, Karlins was already preparing to shove. He followed through with an all-in of around 600,000, and Gittings didn’t take long to fold.
Karlins grinned and tabled Ax8x for a stone-cold bluff, drawing laughs and cheers from the table.
Siarhei Chudapal again raised to 700,000 from the button, leaving himself just 50,000 behind. Ben Fan in late position then raised all-in to force Chudapal to put his last 50,000 in, he obliged.
Siarhei Chudapal A♥3♥
Ben Fan:A♦J♥
The flop came 8♠Q♦K♠, and it was looking like Fan was going to take out Chudapal. The 8♥ didn't give anything to scare Fan, but then the lovely(for Chudapal) 3♦ came off on the river and gave Chudapal a pair and a full double up.
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