Jack Allen raised to 16,000 from middle position, and Andreas Uribe asked how much he still had behind. Allen showed him his stack; Uribe had him covered and decided to shove all in. Allen called for the 175,000 he still had behind.
Jack Allen:
Andreas Uribe:
The board ran out to give Allen a flopped set of jacks, and he doubled up.
Just before the break, another hand was played which ended during the break.
A player in middle position raised to 14,000, JJ Liu called from the cutoff. Emil Ekvardt three-bet to 48,000, and Andy Frankenberger needed some more time to think. The break started, so some of the players walked away from the table. In the end, he shoved all in. The player in middle position and Liu both folded. Ekvardt called, and he had Frankenberger covered.
Andy Frankenberger:
Emil Ekvardt:
The board ran out — no danger for Frankenberger, and he doubled up for the 312,500 he had behind.
Alexander Elias raised to 12,000 from middle position, and Ross Mcleod shoved all in from the small blind. Action folded back to Elias, who decided to call.
Alexander Elias:
Ross Mcleod:
The flop came , giving Elias a set. The turn brought the , now giving Mcleod a straight draw, too, beside the fact that he could also still hit a higher set. The river, however, completed the board with the to give Elias quad fours and eliminate Mcleod.
to give Allen a flopped set of jacks, and he doubled up.
, and Florence eliminated his opponent, boosting his stack up into seven-figure territory.
flop, Kework Besiktasliyan checked to Mikhail Rudoy, who bet 40,000. Besiktasliyan then raised enough to put Rudoy all in, and Rudoy called.
, and Kamei doubled up.
, giving Phillips a full house and eliminating Jablonski.
