Action folded to Kevin Gan in the hijack and he open-shoved for 5,250. Aaron Lim called from the button, and after both blind got out of the way, he discovered the bad news.
Lim:
Gan:
Both players shared an ace, but Gan's kicker had him well out in front. The flop solidified his lead by pairing that kicker, and the turn left Lim drawing dead. The meaningless was put out on the river for good measure, and then Gan was shipped the double.
The action folded to Jonathan Little in the cutoff and he moved all in for 1,300. One seat over, Kasra Bakhshaee looked him up whereas all other opponents mucked their cards. It was the of Little against the of Bakhshaee and the [ board sent Little home early.
From the cutoff seat, Shane Stark raised to 800. Scott Clements called from the big blind, and then both players checked the flop to see the land on the turn. After Clements checked, Stark bet 900. Clements called.
The river was the , and both players checked one final time.
Stark showed the for a rivered pair of jacks, and Clements mucked his hand.
Dylan Honeyman lost some chips towards the end of the previous level and just got back to where he was. He raised from early position and then called the three-bet shove of a short stack for 3,500 with the after all other opponents had folded.
The short stack held and was struck by one of the over cards on the turn of a board.
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Action folded to Jonathan Little on the button and he raised to 600. The small blind folded, but Mark Greer opted to three-bet all in for 3,975 more from the big blind. Little asked for a count and then dropped in a call.
Little:
Greer:
It was a good call by Little, but Greer was drawing to two live cards. The flop made things interesting as it gave Little two pair and Greer an open-ended straight draw. The turn was equally as exciting as for Greer as he picked up a flush draw. The dealer burned one last time and put out the . Greer hit his flush to double while Little took a big hit to his stack.
Zane Ly bet 1,700 on the board. Didier Guerin made the call, and the river completed the board with the . Ly checked, and Guerin fired out 1,950. Ly check-raised to 4,300, and that sent Guerin deep into the tank. After a minute or so of hard thought, Guerin folded, and Ly won the pot.
We didn't catch the entire betting action, but we can tell you Danny Mountt ended up being all in with the as the shortest stack out of three players, involved for his last 7,775 in chips. He faced the and the from his opponents.
There was no help for either player on the board, and Mountt tripled up.
flop solidified his lead by pairing that kicker, and the 
turn left Lim drawing dead. The meaningless 
was put out on the river for good measure, and then Gan was shipped the double.
of Little against the 
of Bakhshaee and the [
board sent Little home early.
flop to see the 
land on the turn. After Clements checked, Stark bet 900. Clements called.
, and both players checked one final time.
for a rivered pair of jacks, and Clements mucked his hand.
after all other opponents had folded.
and was struck by one of the over cards on the turn of a 
board.
. Ly checked, and Guerin fired out 1,950. Ly check-raised to 4,300, and that sent Guerin deep into the tank. After a minute or so of hard thought, Guerin folded, and Ly won the pot.
from his opponents.
