Felipe Ramos had got to the turn of a board reading and action was checked to him.
Ramos bet 3,700 and his opponent called.
The river was the and it was checked for a final time to Ramos who gave his action some consideration before betting a chunky 35,000 which his opponent called.
Ramos flipped over for a rivered full house and his opponent showed .
“I was going to check behind,” Ramos said.
“I should have raised the turn,” his opponent said.
With just 432 players remaining, the orange section has been completely cleared out. All remaining players are seated in the tan section for the remainder of the day.
Joining the action on the three-way flop of , Upeshka de Silva checked out of the small blind as did the big blind. Emile Schiff bet 3,400 on the button and de Silva check-raised to 9,200. The big blind folded and Schiff called. After the turn, de Silva bet 23,400 and that did the trick to win the pot uncontested.
One hand later, a short stack shoved for 37,000 and Schiff asked for a count before tossing in a single chip for the call. All other players folded and the player at risk showed . Schiff had and flopped a set to leave his opponent drawing dead on a turn of the board .
Soon after, Natasha Mercier raised to 4,000 and Schiff three-bet to 15,300. Mercier moved all in and Schiff quickly folded.
One table over is another de Silva, Sampath that is, who holds a big stack.
The action was folded around to David Gonia in the cutoff who raised to 4,000. Maria Ho was in the small blind and put out a three-bet to 12,5000. The big blind folded and the action was back on Gonia. He thought for a moment before making a four-bet to 31,000. The raise was for nearly half of Ho's stack and, after looking up and down her opponent, she decided to lay her hand down.
Brazilian poker pro Rafael Moraes started as one of the bigger stacks and suddenly dropped down to the starting stack. This has since changed to the better and Moraes just took on Roberto Romanello. The "Welsh Wizard" called the raise of Moraes for 3,500 and checked his option in the big blind on a flop of .
Moraes continued for 3,000 and Romanello let go. It was not much of a hand, but helped to bring the count of the Brazilian.
In the meantime, Stephen Chidwick has been eliminated on a different table.
David Williams raised to 3,300 in early position and received calls from the cutoff and the big blind. The flop came and the big blind checked to Williams who bet 4,400. His opponent in the cutoff position called and the big blind folded. The turn brought the and Williams led out for what looked to be around 8,000 but his opponent folded before he even released the chips.
At the same table as big stack Alexander Lynskey and Spanish superstar Adrian Mateos, it was [Removed:342] that has been running the show for the day, being involved in most of the action. Just now, [Removed:343] was in a three-way pot to the flop and the action checked to [Removed:343] in the cutoff. She bet 26,000 and the button folded, while the player under the gun called with just 22,000 behind.
The fell on the river and [Removed:343]'s opponent checked. "Can I see your stack?" she asked, and then bet 15,700. Ultimately, this forced a fold and her opponent showed face up. "King queen of clubs? 100 bucks and I will show you," [Removed:343] said, but her offer was not taken.
"I am glad I didn't make my flush. I had nine-ten of clubs," the button added.
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and action was checked to him.
and it was checked for a final time to Ramos who gave his action some consideration before betting a chunky 35,000 which his opponent called.
for a rivered full house and his opponent showed 
, Upeshka de Silva checked out of the small blind as did the big blind. Emile Schiff bet 3,400 on the button and de Silva check-raised to 9,200. The big blind folded and Schiff called. After the 
turn, de Silva bet 23,400 and that did the trick to win the pot uncontested.
. Schiff had 
and flopped a set to leave his opponent drawing dead on a turn of the board 
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and his opponent 
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and Williams led out for what looked to be around 8,000 but his opponent folded before he even released the chips.
face up. "King queen of clubs? 100 bucks and I will show you," [Removed:343] said, but her offer was not taken.
