Just Call Him Mr. Generic
The ante-only format of this event has led to some interesting strategic shifts, with the prevalence of multiway pots being among the most noticeable.
We caught one such hand involving seven players, including Allen Cunningham, Bryan Micon, and Danny Johnson, as they saw a flop of 
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After a few checks to him, Cunningham made a 1,800 feller bet, and next to act Johnson raised it to 4,200. The action folded around to an unknown player who moved all in over the top for about 14,000 more. Cunningham got out of the way, but Johnson snap-called and tabled the 
with a flourish.
"Pretty good, huh?," he said across the table, as his shell-shocked opponent flipped up the 
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The turn (
) and river (
) kept Johnson out in front with his flopped full house, and he now holds an above average stack as Day 1 nears its conclusion.
As he stacked his newly earned chips, Johnson told us his name, but added "I'm just Mr. Generic," as he currently sits between two stars of the game in Cunningham and Micon.
| Jogador | Fichas | Oscilação |
|---|---|---|
|
47,500 |
. On the river of the 
Vamplew announced a bet of 12,500. This was met with an insta-call from Vedes.
. Vedes was disappointed as he showed the 
for trip tens with a worse kicker.
. Vedes mucked on the second fire and he became the shortest stack at the table.
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. Levy smiled, intending to thank the poker gods. Tamayo left the table as he did not get favor from the gods this day and he exited respectfully. Levy moved up to 44,000 with the knockout.
flop, and only one player came along. After the 
turned, Moorman decided to ramp up the pressure significantly, putting his opponent all in for more than 20,000. The player thought briefly before conceding the pot to the well-known pro.
and again both players tapped the table, with the Levy rolling over 
for the winner.
board, and his unfortunate opponent held the 
against 
