Heads-up to the J♠6♣2♠7♦ turn, Cody Rich bet the pot for 11,200 and Anthony Carbone called. The 3♦ fell on the river and Rich instantly bet the pot for 33,600. Carbone went into the tank for more than a minute and eventually folded.
Following three limpers, Krzystof Magott raised the pot to 2,600 and was called by Lenny Dicicco as well as David Williams. That led them to the J♣4♠3♥ flop on which they all checked. After the 3♣ turn, Dicicco bet 4,000 and Williams folded while Magott called. The 7♠ came on the river and Dicicco bet another 7,500.
Magott reluctantly called but couldn't beat the Q♦Q♠7♣6♠ of Dicicco.
Busch Ricardo opened to 1,400 from early position and Santhosh Suvarna three-bet to 4,500 in middle position. The action folded back to Ricardo who slung his cards into the muck. Suvarna raked in the pot and showed J♥10♠8♥7♦ for his tablemates to see.
On the next hand, Ricardo raised to 1,400 again and Suvarna reraised to 4,500. Ricardo called this time and the flop of 5♣4♣2♣ hit the felt. Both players checked to the K♥ on the turn and Ricardo checked again. Suvarna splashed in a bet of 4,000 and Ricardo let his hand go.
Hokyiu Lee made it 1,200 from the cutoff with Michael Spegal calling fro the button, and Jamie Vela calling from the small blind.
The dealer fanned out a flop of Q♣A♠10♦, prompting Vela to check. Lee bet 3,000, which only Spegal called.
Heads-up to the 6♦ turn that checked through to see the 4♣ roll off on the river. Another round of checks came and Spegal won the pot with A♥K♥5♣3♣ for top pair.
These chip counts are taken directly from the WSOP+ app.
Level: 3
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 400
Players are now on a 15-minute break.
On the river of a 8♣6♣2♣5♥3♦ board, Santhosh Suvarna check-called a bet worth 2,700 by Sean Winter in a duel cutoff versus button. Winter rolled over the A♥Q♦7♦4♥ for a straight to the eight and that won the pot. Despite scooping this pot, Winter trails Suvarna near the end of level two.
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