A player raised to 75,000 from early position and was called by the player in the hijack. Jonathan Hanner moved all in for 614,000 from the blinds, and the original raiser folded. The other player called, having Hanner covered by less than 100,000.
Jonathan Hanner:
Opponent:
The board ran out in Hanner's favor, and he doubled up.
A player moved all in preflop, and Guillaume Diaz jammed all in over top. Ian O'Hara was still left to act and called the all-ins, having both of his opponents covered.
Diaz:
O'Hara:
Opponent:
A dream spot for Diaz was completed when the board ran out . After the dealer cut down his stack, it was determined Diaz had 921,000. The other player in the hand had about 400,000, O'Hara paid up, and Diaz was pushed a massive pot.
Jason Wheeler was under the gun and opened the action to 54,000. Eric Baldwin was in the small blind and moved all in for 518,000. The big blind called, having Baldwin covered, and Wheeler folded.
Eric Baldwin:
Big blind:
The board ran out , and after flopping the king, Baldwin had to sweat a non-heart or queen river. He did just that, vaulting his stack over a million for the first time today.
With a pot of about 215,000 already brewing, Michael Tureniec led a flop of with a bet of 90,000. Ray Qartomy called, and the two saw a on the turn. Tureniec check-folded to a bet of 120,000.
A player in middle position raised to 65,000. Alexandru Papazian was in the hijack and called. Ioannis Angelou Konstas was in the big blind and re-raised to 245,000. The original raiser folded, and Papazian called.
The flop was , and Ioannis bet 180,000. Papazian called. The turn was the , and both players checked to the river, which was the . Ioannis bet 625,000, and Papazian snap-folded, sending the pot to Ioannis.
We didn't catch the action, but as we approached the table, the dealer was cutting down David Jackson's stack.
Laying in front of Jackson was his , and beside it, his opponent's . In the middle of the table was a board. Jackson had out-flopped his opponent and held to score a massive double-up.
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board ran out in Hanner's favor, and he doubled up.
. After the dealer cut down his stack, it was determined Diaz had 921,000. The other player in the hand had about 400,000, O'Hara paid up, and Diaz was pushed a massive pot.
, and after flopping the king, Baldwin had to sweat a non-heart or queen river. He did just that, vaulting his stack over a million for the first time today.
, and Ioannis bet 180,000. Papazian called. The turn was the 
, and both players checked to the river, which was the 
. Ioannis bet 625,000, and Papazian snap-folded, sending the pot to Ioannis.
