After a raise in the cutoff to 6,000, Sergio Peral called on the button. Big stack Johan Guilbert responded with a three-bet to 25,000 from the small blind.
The original raiser folded, but Peral called again.
Guilbert continued with a bet of 17,500 on the K♣A♣5♠ flop, and again, Peral called.
The dealer added the 5♥ turn to the board, and after Guilbert slid out a stack of chips to bet, Peral folded his cards.
The former Main Event winner is out as Martin Jacobson was all-in for approximately 56,000 and clashed with Natasha Mercier in an all-in pot on a board that read 5♦6♦3♥8♥10♥.
Jacobson held 8♠7♠ for a pair of eights, but Mercier showed J♣J♠ to send Jacobson out of the tournament.
Phil Hellmuth and Daniel Negreanu are playing four-handed on the same table currently.
A few hands ago, Hellmuth raised to 7,500 on the button. Negreanu, in the big blind, responded by moving all in, flexing his big stack. It would have been Hellmuth at risk had he called; instead, he folded.
Negreanu courteously showed him that he had 9♠9♦.
Fast forward three hands, Negreanu put in a raise on the button to 7,000. This time, it was Hellmuth who responded with a three-bet all-in from the big blind. Negreanu inquired about the bet amount, which was confirmed to be 54,000, after which he folded.
Hellmuth returned the favour, flipping over A♠K♥, showing Negreanu he had a strong hand.
A series of raises led to an all-in from Daniel Vicente from the big blind. Pavel Plesuv called from the small blind to be at risk for 105,000.
Pavel Plesuv: 8♠8♣
Daniel Vicente: A♣Q♥
It was a race of a pair versus overcards, and this time the pair held as it came 7♦5♣3♦J♥J♦ to award Plesuv the double.
Ayaz Mahmood raised to 6,000 from under the gun before Ian Matakis raised to 13,000 from the cutoff. Mahmood called to send them to a flop.
The flop fanned out J♠9♥J♣, which led to a check from Mahmood. Matakis bet 10,000, which was called swiftly by Mahmood.
Mahmood checked the 2♣ turn, and Matakis slid out a bet of 21,000. Mahmood quickly called again to take them to a river.
The 3♠ saw another check from Mahmood, but this time, Matakis went all in. Mahmood paused to give it a thought, but folded to yield the pot to Matakis.
Simeon Spasov opened to 6,500 from the hijack and Ryan Riess three-bet to 25,500 from the small blind. Spasov called.
The flop came 6♦4♠9♠. Riess checked and Spasov bet 12,500. Riess check-shoved for around 90,000 and Spasov elected to fold.
[Removed:564] and Ren Lin have spent the afternoon battling as if they were playing heads up on their table.
As Arthur Morris joined the table as a late entry, one of the other players let him know that he was getting a front row seat to watch the two compete with each other.
In the latest round, [Removed:565] raised on the button to 6,500 and was immediately met by a three-bet to 26,500 from Lin from the small blind. [Removed:565] made the call, and the two went to a flop.
The dealer spread the 9♥9♠A♥ flop, and Lin started with a check. [Removed:565] took over the betting lead with a bet of 25,000, and after a minute of consideration, Lin folded.
A three-way all in broke out between three short stacks as John Andress had Marius Gierse and Roman Hrabec covered and at risk as they went into a runout.
Roman Hrabec: K♠J♠
Marius Gierse: A♠9♣
John Andress: Q♣Q♦
Andress needed his overpair to hold against two opponents, and they did when the board ran out 4♦10♠4♣7♦J♣ to award Andress the pot and send Hrabec and Gierse to the rail.
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