Scott Bohlman moved all-in on the button for 137,000, and with 24,000 already in the pot in the big blind plus his big blind ante, Patrik Ciklamini opted to call.
Scott Bohlman:
Patrik Ciklamini:
The board came , bringing no help to Bohlman, whose quest for a second $2,500 Mixed Big Bet title ends in 9th place.
NLFCD & NL 2-7 SD:
Ante 45000 Small Blind 15000 Big Blind 30000
PLO, PLO8, Big O, PL 2-7 TD:
Ante 25000 Small Blind 10000 Big Blind 25000
No-Limit Hold'em:
Ante 35000 Small Blind 10000 Big Blind 25000
Hooman Nizad raised to 60,000 from the small blind and Jerry Wong bet the pot from the big blind for 180,000. Nizad shoved for a total of 371,000 and Wong called.
Hooman Nizad:
Jerry Wong:
The board ran out and Nizad secured the double with a king-high flush.
Richard Bai raised to 60,000 in the cutoff and got a call from Anthony Ribeiro on the button. Jordan Siegel then moved all-in from the small blind for 212,000.
Bai asked for a count from Ribeiro, who said he had about 600,000. Bai then moved all-in and Riveiro folded.
Jordan Siegel: /
Richard Bai: /
Both players had kings up, but Siegel's nines gave him the dominant lead.
They each drew one card, and Bai couldn't improve to cooler Siegel who earned the double-up
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, bringing no help, and eliminating him in 8th place.
, bringing no help to Bohlman, whose quest for a second $2,500 Mixed Big Bet title ends in 9th place.
, he was eliminated from the tournament in 10th place.
and Bai's flopped straight was enough to send Siegel to the rail in 11th place for $7,617.
and Nizad secured the double with a king-high flush.
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