PN Podcast: Layne Flack's Daughter Talks Poker Hall of Fame, WSOP Main Event Enters End Game
In the latest edition of the PokerNews Podcast, Chad Holloway and Jesse Fullen bring you all the latest from the 2022 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Main Event at Bally's and Paris Las Vegas. That includes a discussion about Phil Hellmuth's lackluster entrance, Vince Vaughn's appearance, and their picks to win.
They also recap recent bracelet winners, including an interview with Young Sik, and discuss Matt Berkey's criticism regarding players like Ali Imsirovic and Jake Schindler receiving coverage in live updates. Plus, Chris Moneymaker is opening a social poker room in Kentucky, Matt Glantz nabbed the $1M bounty in the WSOP Mystery Bounty event, and how were the bluffs by Mike "The Mouth" Matusow and Alejandro Lococo perceived?
Finally, Halie Flack, the daughter of the late, great Layne Flack, gives an exclusive to PokerNews offering her thoughts on her father's induction into the Poker Hall of Fame.
. From the button, Oliver Biles bet 110,000 into a pot of about 600,000. Sean Ragozzini was in the big blind and raised it up to 275,000. 
and was well behind the 
and the river came the 
to bring in the straight for Aguirre and keep his tournament chances alive.
. Action went check-check.
. From under the gun, Jonathan Dokler moved all in and Phillip Martin snap-called from middle position by tossing one chip in the pot.
for top set of aces but that was beaten out by the 
straight of Martin to send the sizeable pot over to him and take much of Dokler's stack away.
. Oliver Biles made a river bet which Shaun Deeb called after thinking for a while.
. Deeb shook his head and mucked his cards in frustration as his stack was knocked down to short one following the call.
. From middle position, David Pham bet 180,000. Duy Ho raised all in from the cutoff and the player under the gun tanked for a while before folding his hand. Pham called.
for top two but would have to hold off the 
flush draw of Pham. The turn was the 
to also give Pham the broadway draw. But the river was a complete brick, the 
and Pham's stack was decimated while Ho shot higher up the counts.
Jonathan Dokler put forward a bet of 510,000 from the small blind. His opponent was in the big blind and considered things for quite some time before he laid it down and Dokler gathered in the nice pot.