Isaac Haxton limped the button and then called when Phil Ivey raised an additional 240,000. Ivey then checked the flop and folded when Haxton bet 360,000.
Isaac Haxton limped and Phil Ivey checked his option to see a flop of . Ivey check-called a bet of 320,000, the turned, and Ivey checked for a second time. Haxton bet another 320,000, and this time Ivey pushed back with a check-raise to 800,000. It worked as Haxton laid down his hand.
On the button, Isaac Haxton raised to 265,000. Phil Ivey made the call from the big blind, and the flop came down . Ivey checked, and Haxton bet 265,000. Ivey check-raised to 650,000, and then Haxton moved all in. Ivey quickly made the call and tabled the for top two pair. Haxton showed an open-ended straight draw with the .
The turn was the to give Ivey a full house and secure him the double up. The river completed the board with the .
Phil Ivey limped and then called a raise of 240,000 from Haxton. When the flop came down , Haxton bet 480,000, Ivey called, and the turned. Haxton checked, Ivey bet 700,000, and Haxton check-raised all in. Ivey snap-called off and the cards were turned up.
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Haxton:
Haxton held a double gutshot straight draw, but Ivey already held the straight. Ivey was primed for another double, but then the dealer put out the on the river. Haxton made the same eight-high straight and they chopped the pot.