Liam He raised on the button and Phil Ivey reraised in the small blind. He made it four bets and Ivey called.
Both players drew one and checked after the first draw. They each drew one again on the second draw and Ivey bet. He called and took one more, while Ivey stood pat.
Ivey then bet and He folded this time.
Jason Kluska was recently eliminated at another table.
The World Series of Poker (WSOP) Millionaire Maker champion will collect the $1 million bonus check from ClubWPT Gold regardless of the WSOP's ruling on the alleged chip-dumping scandal, PokerNews confirmed.
Jesse Yaginuma overcame a 9-1 chip deficit to James Carroll during heads-up play in the $1,500 buy-in tournament to win the $1,255,180 first-place prize, a payout that is currently in limbo due to an open investigation into the matter. Carroll's $1,012,320 second-place cash also remains uncertain.
Oscar Johansson raised on the button, Jon Turner reraised in the big blind, and Johansson called.
Turner drew one and Johansson two. Turner then bet and Johansson called.
Turner stood pat on the second draw and Johannson again drew two. Turner bet again and Johansson called.
Turner patted the last draw and Johansson took one. Both players checked and Turner showed 9x7x5x4x3x to win the pot.
After the first draw, Mike Thorpe bet and called a raise from Hal Rotholz. Both players drew one.
Thorpe check-called a bet and drew one while Rotholz stood pat. Thorpe checked to Rotholz who checked behind and showed 9x5x4x3x2x for the win.
Bryce Yockey raised under the gun, Nick Schulman reraised in the cutoff, and Yockey called.
Yockey drew two and Schulman stood pat. Schulman bet and Yockey called.
Yockey again drew one and Schulman patted and bet. Yockey folded this time and Schulman showed him an 8-6 as he took the pot.
At another table, Luke Schwartz had bet after the second draw and Jonathan Krela called all in.
Schwartz stood pat with 8x7x6x5x2x, while Krela had 6x5x3x2x and drew one. Krela caught a 7x to make a 7-6 and double up.
Level: 13
Blinds: 3,000-6,000
Limits: 6,000-12,000
Andrew Kelsall raised in the cutoff and Jeremy Ausmus reraised in the small blind. Kelsall called.
Ausmus drew one and Kelsall took three. Ausmus then bet and Kelsall called.
Both players took one on the second draw and Ausmus checked to Kelsall who bet. Ausmus called and took one more, while Kelsall stood pat.
Both players checked and Kelsall showed 10x7x5x3x2x to win the pot.
Brian Tate opened and Allan Le defended from the small blind. Eric Wasserson folded his big blind.
"Good fold Eric," said Tate as both players drew two and checked.
Le drew one and Tate drew two. Le bet and Tate called.
Le stood pat and Tate drew one. Le bet and Tate raised. Le called.
"Number six," said Tate who tabled 8x6x4x3x2x. Le showed 7x6x5x4x2x
"I was drawing dead to that hand," said Wasserson, pointing at Tate's. "And you didn't even win!"
A flurry of eliminations at one table has seen the likes of Yueqi Zhu and Scott Bohlman add to their stacks. After the elimination of Chris Brewer, Matthew Schreiber picked up a pat-seven to eliminate Brian Rast.
A short while later, Michael Moncek was all in against Yueqi Zhu and Scott Bohlman. After the second draw Zhu bet and Bohlman called.
The Zhu and Bohlman both drew one, while Moncek drew two. Zhu and Bohlman both checked.
The three players all drew one. Zhu and Bohlman checked. Bohlman showed a nine-low and Zhu mucked. Moncek was drawing live with 7x6x3x2x but drew a Qx to bust.
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