Christopher Ewing moved all in for 155,000 from the cutoff and Fernando Rodriguez re-jammed for 290,000 from the button. Phil Ivey called from the big blind.
Christopher Ewing: A♠2♥
Fernando Rodriguez: 3♠3♥
Phil Ivey: K♥K♣
The flop came K♠8♣Q♣ giving Ivey a set of kings.
The A♦ turn and the J♠ river wasn’t enough to save the at-risk players as they stood from the table, having just given Ivey a big chip up.
Hamid Toghyan raised for Daniel Jones to make it 130,000 to go. It folded back to Toghyan and he clicked it up to 360,000 and then called all-in when Jones pushed with the covering seven-figure stack.
Hamid Toghyan: K♦K♠
Daniel Jones: A♣A♠
"What is going on here? What is going on?" a stunned and flabbergasted Toghyan said as he was on the bad end of a cooler between the two premium pairs.
There was no escaping on the Q♦8♣7♠5♦3♣ runout and Toghyan went from middle of the pack to the payout desk.
With around 1,400,000 chips in the pot on a board of 7♠7♣5♦7♦3♦, Justin Vaysman had checked it over to Orson Young, who fired a big bet of 1,150,000 on the river. Vaysman was deep, deep into the tank and seemed in agony, but eventually laid his hand down and relinquished the pot to Young.
"I feel like someone's gotta call the clock there," remarked Young after he was awarded the pot.
"I don't see how extra time can help you. You either call or fold," said Laith Salem was also at the table.
Andres Gonzalez opened to 50,000 from the cutoff and was called by Joe Serock in the small blind and Francesc Davila in the big blind.
Action checked through on the 8♣3♣7♦ flop and then Serock checked to Davila, who bet 100,000 on the 4♠ turn. Gonzalez folded and Serock called.
The 7♣ completed the board and both players player checked. Serock showed J♦10♣ for just a pair of sevens with a jack. Davila slid his hand into the muck and Serock did a small fist pump before dragging the pot.
Jack Gewirz had lost a big portion of his stack and then found some new hope after he was moved tables. He got it in for 350,000 with the A♥Q♣ and James Tsou looked him up holding the A♣10♠.
The superior kicker paired up on the A♠7♥6♣Q♦3♥ runout for Gewirz to jump back into contention.
Picking up the action partway through the hand, Franco Bucca on the button was all in and at risk against Antonio Payne in the cutoff.
Franco Bucca: Q♣Q♦
Antonio Payne: A♠A♦
Bucca had run his ladies right into rockets and was shot down after the 7♥10♦3♠10♥J♣ runout brought no salvation to send him packing early in the day.
Justin Datloff defended his big blind against Andrew Barfield and checked the 6♦3♥3♣ flop before subsequently check-raising to 155,000. Barfield asked how much he started with and then called. On the 3♦ turn, Datloff checked again and Barfield now bet 225,000.
Datloff check-raised once more to 450,000 and forced a reluctant fold to show the 10♦2♦.
"You give me way too much credit to fold," Barfield grimaced.
Phil Ivey raised to from under the gun with 9♠9♣ and got a call from Fernando Rodriguez in the small blind who had A♦J♠. The pot stood at 150,000.
The players saw a 7♦9♦5♦ flop and Rodriguez checked to Ivey, who bet 50,000. Rodriguez made the call.
The K♥ came on the turn and Rodriguez opted to check. Ivey bet 100,000 and Rodriguez found another call.
The Q♠ completed the board and Rodriguez leads for 180,000, which got a quick call from Ivey, who took the pot with a set of nines.
Adrian Lopez opened to 50,000 from under the gun and called when Jack Gewirz three-bet to 160,000 on his direct left.
Lopez check-called for 125,000 on the Q♥3♥2♥ flop, bringing in the K♦ turn. Lopez checked once more and after some thinking time, Gewirz counted out 375,000 worth of T-25,000 chips before meekly betting 250,000. Lopez called again.
The 9♠ completed the board, and Lopez led out for 280,000 and was met with a quick call.
Lopez tabled Q♠Q♦ for a set of queens, besting Gewirz A♠K♠.
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