Picking up the action on a flop of , Tim Vanloo bet out and Jonathan Therme called.
Therme called again when facing a bet of 160,000 on the turn.
Vanloo bet the pot for 615,000 when the peeled off on the river. Therme tanked for multiple minutes and eventually folded after his table mates called the clock on him.
Karen Sarkisyan and Dylan Weisman saw a flop of . Sarkisyan bet, Weisman raised enough to put Sarkisyan all in, and Sarkisyan called for his last 345,000.
Karen Sarkisyan:
Dylan Weisman:
Weisman's flush draw was behind Sarkisyan's two pair, queens and sixes, and he failed to hit the turn and river as Sarkisyan doubled up.
With the board showing on the turn, big blind Craig Chait checked to Everett Carlton on the button who bet. Chait then raised to 175,000 and Carlton called, leaving himself less than 200,000 behind.
On the river, Chait put out a stack of chips and Carlton called all in. Chait turned over for a full house, aces over kings, and Carlton showed an ace with a lower kicker before making his exit.
Michael Perrone and Ryan Gibson were heads-up on the turn with the board showing . Gibson bet 75,000 and Perrone called.
The came on the river and Gibson put out a single 25,000 chip. Perrone then raised to 225,000, sending Gibson into the tank. After several minutes, Gibson folded to send the pot over to Perrone.
Herman Stevens was in a three-way all-in preflop against Youness Barakat and Curtis Muller. Muller was the shortest stack and Barakat had both opponents covered.
Curtis Muller:
Herman Stevens:
Youness Barakat:
The board ran out , sending the main pot to Muller with two pair, sending a side pot to Barakat with aces and sending Stevens to the rail.
Four players went to a flop of . Action checked to Alexander Yen on the button, who bet 60,000. Adrian Troya called, while Gabo Ramos and Robert Aerenson got out of the way.
The turn came the and Yen bet again, this time for 125,000. Troya called to see the on the river. Troya checked for the third time and Yen checked behind.
Troya showed for the flopped nut flush to take the pot.
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