Action quickly folded around to the player in the cutoff who raised to 6,000 before calling Freddy Deeb's 35,000 three-bet jam on the button.
Freddy Deeb:
Opponent:
Deeb was ahead and improved after an ace appeared in the window on the flop. The turn sealed the deal for Deeb and he collected his double after the completed the board on the river.
Chad Eveslage raised to 7,000 from middle position only to have Manuel Fritz three-bet to 20,000 from the cutoff. Action folded back to Eveslage, who called to see a flop of .
Eveslage check-called a bet of 24,000 and then checked again on the turn. Fritz kept the pressure on with a bet of 45,000, and Eveslage thought long and hard before calling to see the river.
Eveslage checked for the third time and Fritz moved all in. Eveslage had around 85,000 back and didn't take too long to flick in a chip signifying a call.
Fritz rolled over the for a Broadway straight and Eveslage showed the before heading for the exit.
"Money card," someone else at the table said in regards to the turn card.
Nick Pupillo raised to 18,000 from early position and left himself just a few thousand behind. Action folded around to John Racener, who three-bet from the big blind. Pupillo called off and the hands were turned on their backs.
Nick Pupillo:
John Racener:
Pupillo was dominated and failed to get lucky as the board ran out .
Action on the table quickly folded around to Dylan De Stefano who raised all in from the small blind and the player in the big blind called off their stack.
Dylan De Stefano:
Opponent:
De Stefano held two overs and connected on the flop. The turn was of no consequence to De Stefano nor was the river and he eliminated his opponent.
As the Wynn Millions winds down this weekend, another great tournament will be kicking off here in the 2021 Wynn Summer Classic.
The Wynn Summer Classic $1,600 buy-in, $1.5 million GTD Mystery Bounty Event is sure to be a lot of fun and is already drawing considerable interest from players in Las Vegas.
The tournament starts players with 30,000 in chips and will play 40-minute levels. Day 2 of the tournament will be live reported by PokerNews.
Here's how it works:
Each player on Day 1A, 1B, 1C, and 1D (July 2-5) will be designated as a $100 bounty. A player who eliminates another player will win $100 from the bounty prize pool.
At the beginning of each Day 1, all players will receive a $100 bounty casino chip. Players are responsible for keeping their $100 bounty chip visible and on the table at all times. Any casino chips won as a result of eliminating another player may be removed from the table.
Each player advancing to Day 2, will get to collect $100 from the Bounty prize in exchange for their own Bounty chip.
Each player who has advanced to Day 2 on July 6, 2021 will be designated as a “Mystery” Bounty.
On Day 2, a player eliminating another player will receive a voucher for a “Mystery” Bounty prize . “Mystery” Bounty prizes may be redeemed by presenting your “Mystery” Bounty prize voucher to the Tournament staff located at the designated redemption location, at which time a Wynn representative will randomly withdraw an envelope from the drum on behalf of the player to reveal their “Mystery” Bounty prize.
“Mystery” Bounty prize amounts will be determined based on actual Tournament Entry fees received and displayed in the Tournament area prior to the beginning of the Tournament restart on Day 2.
The “Mystery” Bounty prize pool and prize amounts may not be altered. In the event that the Tournament concludes in a deal or chop, the bounty prize for each player will be randomly drawn by the Wynn representative and awarded accordingly.
All “Mystery” Bounty prizes will be displayed in the Tournament area prior to the beginning of the Tournament restart on Day 2.
“Mystery” Bounty prizes will range in value from $500 to $100,000.
Players can begin registering for the tournament on July 1 at 7:30 p.m. PT. Registration and re-entries for each starting flight will be available until the start of Level 10 (through the dinner break - approximately 7:30 p.m.).