Stephen Song checked from the small blind on a flop of 2♦J♥10♣. Chris Brewer, on his second bullet, bet 11,500 and Song called.
The turn brought the 5♣ and both players checked. Song bet out 20,000 on the J♣ river, and Brewer called.
Song showed KxQx and Brewer revealed K♦10♦ for a two pair, jacks and tens to take down the 75,000 pot. "I had you preflop!" exclaimed Song.
Freddy Deeb raised to 4,000 from the cutoff before Chance Kornuth three-bet to 20,000 in the small blind. Deeb stuck around with a call as they went heads-up to a 2♠7♦10♠ flop.
Kornuth continued for 22,000 and Deeb quickly tossed in a green 25,000 chip to signify a call. The turn came the A♦ and Kornuth this time slid his entire stack forward, a bet of around 80,000. Deeb snap-folded.
Andrew Lichtenberger is a recent addition to this table, while Anthony Zinno, Sean Winter, and Joe McKeehen are sitting side-by-side at an adjacent table.
Dan Shak had only taken his seat in the tournament after the break before getting involved in a big pot. With the board showing Q♦J♠K♦3♥, Shak checked his big blind and a player in the hijack bet 27,000.
Shak quickly tossed in the chips to call as the Q♥ fell on the river. Shak checked again and his opponent fired out 75,000. Shak again snap-called as the hijack dejectedly turned over 8♦7♦ for a missed flush draw. Shak showed A♥K♠ for two pair, kings and queens, to take the pot.
Niveau: 3
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 2,000
Players are now on the first 15-minute break of the day.
Three-handed on a flop of 6♠K♠9♥, Corel Theuma bet 15,000 from the big blind and Stephen Song and a player in the hijack called.
All three players checked the 7♠ turn before Theuma led out for 35,000 on the 9♠ river. Song quickly called while the hijack got out of the way, and Song turned over A♦A♠.
"I wonder what it feels like to have aces," Theuma said as he mucked. "Nice hand, but f**k you," he added as he and Song shared a laugh while Song added to his already big stack.
Heads-up on a board of 5♥J♥5♣Q♣, Bill Klein bet 3,000 from the button into a pot of around 10,000 and Justin Bonomo called under the gun.
The river came the 6♠ and Bonomo checked over to Klein, who bet another 12,000. Bonomo quickly called and Klein turned over 5♦3♦ for trip fives as Bonomo nodded his head before giving up the pot.
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Isaac Haxton and Yuri Dzivielevski built a pot of around 25,000 heading to the turn on a board of Q♠A♣5♠6♠. Both players checked as the 8♠ fell on the river.
Dzivielevski, in the big blind, checked once more before Haxton, on the button, tossed out 20,000. Dzivielevski leaned back in his chair and frowned before sticking in the chips to call.
Haxton was forced to show 10♦3♦ for a bluff as Dzivielevski took the pot with Q♦9♣.
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