Just before the break, Roland Isrealashvili lost a big pot. He had raised to 600 from the under-the-gun position and action folded to Jorg Drummer in the small blind. Drummer raised to 2,125 and the big blind folded. Israelashvili put his whole stack of pink 1,000 chips in as a raise and Drummer shoved for 12,525 in total. Israelashvili looked at his cards again and called.
Jorg Drummer:
Roland Israelashvili:
The board ran out - Drummer hit the king on the turn for a pair of kings and the double up leaving Israelashvili behind with almost 7 big blinds.
Yehuda Cohen and Federico Quevedo are seated at the same table and were involved in the same hand.
Cohen raised to 700 from early position and was called by the players in mid-position, Quevedo on the button, and the small blind.
They all checked through the on the flop. The turn brought them the , the small blind checked, Cohen bet 1,500, the player in mid-position raised to 3,500 and everyone else folded.
Kevin Paschmann and Yitshak Bahar were both all in with Bahar at risk with the smaller stack.
The board read , Paschmann had for top pair with ace kicker and a possible straight. Bahar had , he needed a jack to split the pot with Paschmann or else he would be eliminated from the tournament.
The river completed the board with the giving Paschmann two pair, aces and queens, and the pot.
Aylar Lie had bet 1,300 from the big blind after her opponent had checked in the small blind on a board. He tanked for a while trying to figure out what he was going to do but in the end, he decided to fold.
There are currently 171 entries showing on the tournament clock with some new players taking their seats. In Day 1e they are now playing hand-for-hand so the remaining 32 players will be in the money there soon.
The flop read and Victor Michaud shoved for about 3,500 from the big blind. The player in mid-position called but the player in the hijack also shoved. The player in mid-position called again.
Victor Michaud:
Mid-position:
Hijack:
Michaud had flopped two pair, sevens and fives. His opponents had top pair and a straight draw. The turn brought them the which didn't change the situation much and the on the river completed the board, giving his opponents two pair too but a lower one. Michaud triples up.
There are currently 153 entries showing on the tournament clock. Players are being moved to new tables to welcome the new entries that registered later so balance everything out.