Niveau 2
: Blinds 200/300, 300 ante
With 15,000 in the middle on a 
board, the cutoff bet 7,000.
Adam Walton, sitting in early position, put his opponent all in. The cutoff, who had approximately 43,000 behind, contemplated for just under two minutes before finally making the call.
Walton flashed 
for a full house, rivering the best hand against his opponent's 
for a flopped straight.
Adam Walton was the Day 1F chip leader in last year's Main Event and is looking to get off to a similar start in 2022. Walton ended up finishing in 42nd place and taking home $163,900.
| Joueur | Jetons | Progression |
|---|---|---|
|
205,000 |
on a board of 
. 
which confirmed the pot for Jones who greatly hurt her opponent's stack through her double up.
and called a bet of 3,500 from a player in middle position. Both players checked the 
on the turn.
and Keenan's opponent checked over to him before he put out 8,000. The middle position player pondered the decision for a minute before sticking in the chips to call.
for a flopped pair of aces as his opponent mucked.
completed board, Shang Dai bet 12,000 in the big blind. Christian Calcano was on the button and thought about it before putting in the calling chips.
for a flopped set of kings and added the chips to his growing stack.
turn saw the big blind check for a second time and Wilson, undeterred by his inability to shed his opponent on the flop, fired off 2,300. That bet was enough to elicit a fold and send more chips Wilson's way.
. Yuan was sitting with just under 20,000 in his stack, Watts had him covered. After thinking over the situation, Watts bet 20,000 from the button, enough to put Yuan all in. 
river, Roberts continued, tossing 50,000 into the middle. His opponent, with only around 21,000 behind, would have to put himself at risk to make the call. After several minutes in the tank, he made that call.
. The pot was awarded to Roberts, who is now over double the starting stack.
