Bonomo Keeps Bossing
Aditya Agarwal is the new sheriff in town. He has two full piles of 5,000-chips in front of him, in addition to loads of chips of other denominations. In all, he's grinding 350,000.
But there are other sharks hungry for the chip lead. Those feature Justin Bonomo, who keeps it rolling, too.
Bonomo's table is very entertaining. He's sitting left to Shivanraif Abdine who's also handling a big stack, and so is Sylvain Loosli who shares the flops with Bonomo and Abdine.
It didn't take long to wait and see interesting battles. The atmosphere got tense when Abdine opened to 5,200 from the cutoff and Bonomo three-bet him to 16,500 in position.
Abdine called and the pot remained of the same size through the board 
, with just one exception. Bonomo didn't check back the river, ending the peace with a 39,000 bet. Abdine folded.
The following hand saw Bonomo open to 5,500 from the cutoff and Michael Sanders moved all in for his remaining 23,800. Bonomo asked for a count and called when the price was confirmed.
Sanders was ahead with 
against 
. He came close to doubling, but eventually couldn't avoid a lethal 
on the river.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
350,000
88,000
|
88,000 |
|
325,000
45,000
|
45,000 |
|
||
|
289,700
102,700
|
102,700 |
|
Busted | |
. 3 players were involved in the hand.
came which made both players check.
, Joseph check-folded to the 18,000 bet made by Murray.
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. 
in the showdown to leave his 
drawing dead. The river 
on the board.
and Ismael Bojang had to show his 
flop and Jeremy Joseph, in the big blind, and Dan Sindelar, on the button, in the hand. Joseph check-called the 6,200 bet of Sindelar.
and Sindelar mucked.
landed on the river to save Holm's tournament life. He doubled for 90,700 and praised the dealer: "Excellent dealing," he said before adding: "Stupid. It's stupid. I'm supposed to be the tight old guy."
