Gg wsop main HJ raises 2.5x CO calls I squeeze AQo 4.5x HJ folds CO backjams 55bbs I call. He has KQo ????? With 1 club. AA5ccx Jc 7c #
— Nick Marchington (@NickMarchington)
Out the Main Event! 3-bet JJ off 40bb from SB vs UTG+1. UTG+1 jams. We sigh call. They have AA# And we don’t get th… https://t.co/h6Bg9OguoW
— Robin Poker (@RobinPoker_)
Adrian Troya raised from the button before Robert Kuhn defended his big blind. The flop came 
and Troya continued for 4,000.
Kuhn called to see the 
on the turn. He checked over to Troya who bet 13,000. Kuhn came back with a raise to 40,000 and Troya called.
The turn came the 
and Kuhn slowed down and checked. Troya checked behind as Kuhn showed 
for a missed straight draw. Troya took the pot with 
.
2005 WSOP Main Event runner-up Chad Layne raised -preflop from the button and found one caller in the big blind. The two players saw a flop of 
and Layne bet 5,000 after his opponent checked. The big blind then check-raised Layne to 15,000, which he called.
On the turn 
the big blind open-shipped his stack of around 50,000 but was snap-called by Layne, putting the big blind at risk.
"You got jack-ten, huh?" the big blind asked as he showed 
for a flopped two pair.
"Yep," Layne replied as he tabled his 
for the nut straight with a flush redraw.
The big blind was only drawing to a nine or a four to fill up but the river 
did not deliver and he was eliminated as Layne chipped up to 170,000.
Preflop action had Davide Suriano raising preflop to 5,000 from middle position. The cutoff called and Aylar Lie in the small blind re-raised to 20,000. Suriano moved all in for around 35,000, the cutoff folded and Lie called.
Aylar Lie:
Davide Suriano: 
It was a classic race of aces versus kings and the former bracelet winner needed some help to come out ahead. The board came down 
but unfortunately for Suriano, Lie's aces held up to take down the pot and send him to the rail.
Arsh Grover opened to 3,500 and got called by Andrew Kelsall one seat over, the button and Asi Moshe in the big blind.
The dealer showed a flop 
and Moshe checked to Grover who continued for 3,500. Only Moshe stayed interested and made the call.
The 
landed on the turn and this time Moshe check-folded after Grover bet 15,500.
A player opened to 3,500 and only Nino Ullmann called next to him. The duo checked on the flop 
and the 
came on the turrn. Ullmann's opponent bet 4,000 and Ullmann looked at his cards once more and folded.
Big stack Ayaz Mahmood was heads-up with an opponent on a board of 
when he bet 16,000 from the big blind. His opponent, in middle position, called.
The river was the and Mahmood sat back and took a sip from his coffee cup before tossing out 38,000. His opponent went into the tank for several minutes before deciding to fold.
"One time," Mahmood said, showing while raking in the pot.
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