Yueqi Zhu had raised from under the gun and picked up two callers in Alexander Haro in the cutoff and Randall Lack in the small blind. On the flop, Lack checked and Zhu continued for 230,000, which both opponents called. After the turn, Lack and Zhu checked to Haro, who bet 350,000.
Lack check-raised to 950,000 and that sent Zhu into the think tank. More than two minutes passed and Zhu then announced all in, prompting an instant fold from Haro. Lack asked to pull in his raise and determine how much more it was, which was confirmed to be for 660,000 on top, and he also wanted to see the pot being spread.
"Okay, I call," Lack then said and another player at the table immediately guessed a flush draw being turned over.
Yueqi Zhu:
Randall Lack:
The on the river was a blank and Zhu scored a big double.
The action folded to Aram Zobian in the cutoff, and he raised before Chanracy Khun three-bet from the small blind. Zobian called, and the players were heads-up to a flop. Khun decided to check before he called a 425k bet from Zobian.
Both players checked on the turn and when the river came the , Khun bet for 850k. Zobian gave himself a minute to think before he hovered his hand over the pot and dropped it into the muck.
As recapped to us by Alexander Ziskin, he opened to 140,000 from early position and Shaun Deeb three-bet from the button. Ziskin four-bet, Deeb five-bet shoved for about 1,500, 000 and Zikin called with , leading Deeb's .
Overnight chip leader Michael Dyer is down from his peak, with Nishant Sharma also losing a bunch over the first hour or so. The big winner is Mike Cordell, up over 750,000.
Yueqi "Rich" Zhu opened with a raise to 140,000 from the cutoff and Vicent Bosca Ramon who was on the button moved all in for 1,190,000. Action folded back to Zhu who tanked for a bit.
"Ok," Zhu said. "No gamble, no future."
He slammed a call down in front of him, turned over his and immediately started taking pictures with his phone.
Ramon showed his and it was a flip for his survival.
The flop came down which was safe for Zhu but the on the turn was a crushing blow. The river was the and that meant that Ramon would double up while Zhu would redistribute some of the new found wealth of his double up.
Ryan Rivers opened to 125,000 from late position, Cory Williams three-bet shoved for about 650,000 from the next seat over and Rivers called with , leading Williams' .
The board ran out , giving Rivers a full house on the river, besting Williams' turned flush.
In a three-bet pot to the flop, Aram Zobian checked and called a continuation bet for 475,000 by Jeff Trudeau. The fell on the turn and both players opted to check. Zobian also quickly checked the on the river and Trudeau checked behind to get shown for the nut flush by Zobian.
Paulo Goncalves raised to 140,000 and got calls from Eric Froehlich and John Cynn.
The flop was checked by all three players. Goncalves bet 280,000 on the turn and Froehlich called. Cynn raised to 560,000 and Goncalves quickly three-bet to 1,300,000. Froehlich folded and Cynn called.
The pair checked the river. Goncalves showed for a rivered pair of aces, with Cynn turning over for a full house.
Chris Da-Silva was on the button and up against Ryan Phan in the big blind. The flop was down , and Phan had the all-in button in front of him as well as . Silva had obliged and held .
The turn brought the , which gave Da-Silva outs to the nut flush. But the river was no help to him, and he had to sacrifice 2m to Phan who secured a full double-up in a perfect spot.