As the flop came 
, the chips went flying between Carter Swidler and Liviu Ignat with the latter the player at risk in a pot of more than two times the average.
Liviu Ignat: 
Carter Swidler: 
The 
turn was a blank but Ignat got there on the 
river.
| Joueur | Jetons | Progression |
|---|---|---|
|
142,280 | 72,640 |
|
49,783 | -60,140 |
Davidi Kitai was all-in preflop for some 14 blinds and picked up three callers. They then got it in after the 
flop for the following four-way showdown.
Davidi Kitai: 
John "Rivington17" Racener: 
Mike Watson: 
"JNandez_87": 
The 
turn gave Racener the superior flushdraw on top but Watson binked the 
river for the nine-high straight.
| Joueur | Jetons | Progression |
|---|---|---|
|
164,421 | 164,421 |
|
23,164 | 23,164 |
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Hun Wei Lee scored his maiden bracelet just a few days ago and just knocked out "Forrest_Li" when they got it in for a pot of 109,404 on the 
flop.
"Forrest_Li": 
Hun Wei Lee: 
The turn improved Lee to a flush and the 
river was a blank.
Shortly after, Ferenc "Convertible" Deak ended up at risk on a 
flop holding the 
for a pair and flushdraw. Sorel Mizzi looked him up weith 
for the overpair and gutshot. The 
turn gave Mizzi a straight an the river left Deak without chips.
| Joueur | Jetons | Progression |
|---|---|---|
|
|
113,210 | 113,210 |
|
106,626 | 106,626 |
|
32,885 | 32,885 |
|
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A huge pot of 87,740 emerged on a flop of 
as Jeff Kirsch was the player at risk out of the big blind when facing big stack George Wolff in the small blind.
Jeff Kirsch: 
George Wolff: 
Wolff had a wrap and flushdraw but bricked the turn and river.
| Joueur | Jetons | Progression |
|---|---|---|
|
87,740 | 57,790 |
|
50,050 | -42,520 |
After just two minutes, Kosei Ichinose raised the pot on the button and was called by "khushkhush15" in the small blind. Sean Winter three-bet the pot and picked up two calls. On the Qd6s5s] flop, Winter bet 10,000 after the action checked to him and Ichinose jammed, "khushkhush15" let go but Winter called.
Kosei Ichinose:
Sean Winter:
The turn improved Winter to a straight and he held up on the 
river.
| Joueur | Jetons | Progression |
|---|---|---|
|
53,375 | 28,375 |
|
|
21,250 | 21,250 |
|
Eliminé |
The stage is set for one of the busiest Sundays in all of online poker and the PokerNews live reporting team is here to bring you all of the action. Many World Series of Poker bracelets will be handed out today, one of them being in Event #40: $2,500 Pot-Limit Omaha. This single-day event will begin at 2 pm EST with the bracelet being handed out roughly 10-12 hours after that.
Being in the larger buy-in range, this event will attract many of the best players who enjoy the "Great game of PLO". More cards, more action, more money will certainly be the case today. There have been many great moments so far this summer since the WSOP moved its tournaments to GGPoker amidst this pandemic, and today should be no different.
Each player will begin the tournament with a starting stack of 25,000 chips with the blinds at 125/250. That should provide players with plenty of room to maneuver their chips around in this action-packed game. The blinds will increase every 15 minutes with a break every 55 minutes past the hour.
Late registration will remain open for three hours with each player having the option of two re-entries should they require it. The tournament will be played in a 6-max format until the final table of nine players is reached. The PokerNews live reporting team will be here to bring you all of the action from the start until a winner is crowned.
