Level: 13
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 4,000
Level: 13
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 4,000
In three-way action to the K♥6♥4♥ flop, Igor Holdaiy bet 7,000 and Anthony Marquez check-called in the small blind. Anthony Farelli in the big blind check-raised to 30,000 and forced two folds. Farelli flashed the K♣6♦ for two pair.
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Anzhela Vasylenko raised to 8,000 from under the gun and Rob Wazwaz shoved from the next seat for 25,500. When it got back to Vasylenko, she put in the call.
Rob Wazwaz: A♣10♥
Anzhela Vasylenko: J♥J♠
Wazwaz was looking for an ace, but couldn't find it on the 8♥K♣5♣ flop. The Q♣ on the turn did open up the backdoor as Wazwaz picked up a gutshot along with a flush draw. Neither of those came in on the river, but the A♥ was enough to see him double up with his pair of aces.
Jon Kyte opened to 9,000 from the button with A♥K♦ and received calls from Pat Lyons in the small blind with 9♦7♦ and Justin Smith in the big blind with K♥9♠.
The flop came 6♣7♥4♥. Lyons bet 10,500 with top pair, Smith folded and Kyte called with two overcards and the backdoor nut-flush draw.
Lyons continued for 25,500 on the 10♣ turn and Kyte snap-folded.
Nate Silver opened to 8,000 on the button and Steven Shulman defended in the big blind.
Shulman led out for 14,000 on the flop of A♣7♦5♥ and Silver called. Shulman then bet 19,000 on the 6♣ turn and Silver, who appeared on the Life Outside Poker podcast last summer, sent his cards to the muck.
Daniel Carney was all in for around 210,000 in middle position against Chad Power in the small blind.
Daniel Carney: K♣K♦
Chad Power: A♦A♥
Carney had run kings into aces, but he was bailed out by the flop of 7♦K♠2♦ as he made a set to double up as the board finished out 8♥3♦.
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Action was picked up as John Ripnick was all in against Martina Mardini-Muether.
John Ripnick: K♠J♥
Martina Mardini-Muether: A♥A♦
The flop of 10♥9♣5♦ was good for Mardini-Muether, having Ripnick drawing thin to a queen for a straight, but the J♣ on the turn gave Rupnick additional outs, and the J♠ on the river kept him alive in the tournament.