Bertrand "ElkY" Grospellier raised to 35,000 from the cutoff and Taylor Paur chose to defend from the big blind. It was heads up to the flop, which both players checked. When the dealer burned and turned the , Paur check-called a bet of 44,000, leading to the on the river.
Again Paur check-called a bet, this time 111,000, only to muck when Grospellier rolled over .
Nick Grippo opened to 34,000 from under the gun, and for (at least) the third time today, Tristan Wade three-bet shoved over him - this time for 265,000. Grippo called, and the hands were opened.
Grippo:
Wade:
Wade had him dominated, and held as the board ran .
William Thorson was the recepient of Nick Grippo's latest double. Grippo was ahead this time with to Thorson's , but their was an ace on the flop. Grippo couldn't find a nine on the turn () or the river (), and Thorson doubled to nearly 400,000 chips.
Chris Moorman raised to 44,000 from the small blind and found a caller in Mike Sowers in the big. The flop saw Moorman check-call a bet of 56,000, which was followed by another check-call for 115,000 on the turn.
Both players proceeded to check the river and Moorman showed for a jack-high flush. It was good as Sowers slowly slide his cards in the muck.
Action folded to Joe Ebanks in the cutoff and he put in a raise to 37,000. Both the button and small blind folded, but Tyler Smith resisted with a three-bet all in for around 400,000. Ebanks made the call and Smith was at risk,
Ebanks:
Smith
Smith had some major kicker problems and the flop wasn't much help, though it did give him chop outs. The turn added to those chop outs, but the river sealed Smith's fate as our 15th-place finisher.
flop, which both players checked. When the dealer burned and turned the 
, Paur check-called a bet of 44,000, leading to the 
on the river.
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to Thorson's 
, but their was an ace on the 
) or the river (
), and Thorson doubled to nearly 400,000 chips.
flop saw Moorman check-call a bet of 56,000, which was followed by another check-call for 115,000 on the 
turn.
for a jack-high flush. It was good as Sowers slowly slide his cards in the muck.
flop wasn't much help, though it did give him chop outs. The 
river sealed Smith's fate as our 15th-place finisher.
