Stuart Locascio opened and Reginald Powell raised to 150,000 in middle position. The player in the big blind called and Locascio jammed. Powell thought about it and called for his 770,000 chips before the big blind folded.
Reginald Powell:
Stuart Locascio:
Powell was looking for some help to stay alive but the flop changed nothing. The came on the turn and with only two outs in the deck, the hit the felt as Powell gave a clap of his hands at the sight of the fortunate river card that gave him a set and cracked the aces of Locascio.
Locascio was left with 180,000 after the hand and busted a few hands later when getting it in with ace-jack against sixes and being on the losing side. The remaining players will now redraw for the final three tables.
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Andrew Golmicz limped in from early position and the cutoff, button, and small blind did the same. Scott Sukstorf checked his option and it was five-ways to the flop .
Each player checked to the turn and Sukstorf bet 100,000. Golmicz raised to 350,000 and sent Sukstorf into the tank.
"Ahhh alright," said Sukstorf as he folded.
"You made a very good fold," said Golmicz
Golmicz turned over for a flopped straight as he took in the pot.
According to Paul Runge, Edward Hayes opened on the button and Runge jammed in his stack of about 350,000 in the small blind. Hayes called.
Paul Runge:
Edward Hayes:
Runge picked up a solid hand but was unfortunate to run into aces. The board ran out blanks and he was sent to the payout desk, although he wanted it to be known that he "lost with class".