Omid Mojaverian raised to 1,100 and Max Silver three-bet to 3,600. Eric Sfez called the three-bet on the button and Mojaverian clicked it back to 10,700 when the action was on him. Silver moved all in for 27,150 and Sfez quickly folded, while Mojaverian called even faster.
Max Silver:
Omid Mojaverian:
There ws no help for the 2017 WSOP bracelet winner on his first bullet as the board ran out and Silver headed to the rail. Below are the chip counts of the remaining six players on his former table.
On a board, Igor Yaroshevskyy checked to Jean Ferreira, who bet 4,500. Yaroshevskyy check-raised to 11,500, Ferreira three-bet to 19,000 and Yaroshevskyy called.
The river was the and the Ukranian checked. Ferreira moved all in for 38,500 and Yaroshevskyy snap-called.
Jean Ferreira:
Igor Yaroshevskyy:
Both players had nearly equal stacks and Ferreira was left with mere crumbs.
The first four levels are done and dusted, and the remaining 145 players out of a field of 151 entries thus far were sent into their second 20-minute break of the day.
Anthony Zinno raised it up to 1,200 and both players in the blinds including Joe Mouawad called to see a flop of . A continuation bet of 3,000 by Zinno did the trick for the American poker pro and he added some chips, slowly but surely grinding his way back to the starting stack.
Below are further assorted counts from level five.
Ognyan Dimov raised to 1,200 on the button and called a three-bet to 3,500 by Luis Rodriguez Cruz in the small blind. On the flop, the Spaniard checked and Dimov now bet 3,500, which Cruz called. The turn went check, check, and Cruz's bet of 12,000 on the river won the pot without resistance.
Stefan Schillhabel's raise was called by Fahredin Mustafov in the big blind and the latter checked before calling a bet worth 1,400 with the flop reading . On the turn, Mustafov checked and called a second barrel for 5,000 before the on the river slowed down both players to go check, check, again.
Mustafov turned over for a pair of tens, but that was no good as Schillhabel had rivered a better pair with .
Lander Lijo raised to 1,200 in middle position and Rocco Palumbo called from the cutoff. Akin Tuna made it 4,200 on the button and both Lander and Palumbo bought a flop. Tuna bet 6,000 on the flop and Lijo was the sole caller.
Tuna kept his aggression up by betting 16,000 on the turn and Lijo quickly folded.
Out of the 20 players that busted thus far, eight opted to re-enter for the second and final attempt in the tournament. Among them was also Max Silver, who received a very familiar seat assignment that brought him to the very same table he previously busted from.
Omid Mojaverian still has plenty of chips over there and the only new face is Benjamin Pollak, who got into a hand with Silver in a battle button (Silver) versus small blind (Pollak). On the turn, Pollak bet 1,400 and Silver called before the Brit faced a bet of 8,525 on the river. Silver let his shot clock run down to one second and folded.
Pollak was visibly relieved and elected to show the . The Frenchman also finished second in last night's €5,000 Hyper Turbo Side Event and will aim for another deep run in this three-way High Roller, having finished third in Barcelona back in August earlier this year.
and Silver headed to the rail. Below are the chip counts of the remaining six players on his former table.
and the Ukranian checked. Ferreira moved all in for 38,500 and Yaroshevskyy snap-called.
. A continuation bet of 3,000 by Zinno did the trick for the American poker pro and he added some chips, slowly but surely grinding his way back to the starting stack.
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flop, the Spaniard checked and Dimov now bet 3,500, which Cruz called. The 
turn went check, check, and Cruz's bet of 12,000 on the 
. On the 
turn, Mustafov checked and called a second barrel for 5,000 before the 
on the river slowed down both players to go check, check, again.
for a pair of tens, but that was no good as Schillhabel had rivered a better pair with 
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turn and Lijo quickly folded.
