Hand #35: Vincent Bartello raised to 50,000. Cary Katz made the call, as did Davidi Kitai on the button. The blinds folded. Everyone checked the flop. The turn came . Bartello fired the minimum, 20,000. Katz folded, and Kitai made it 100,000 to go. Bartello made the call to see the river. He then checked. Kitai kept up the pressure, this time firing 225,000. Bartello tanked briefly before calling with , but Kitai rolled over for a set.
Hand #36: Kitai raised preflop, and everyone else folded.
Hand #37: Kitai raised to 40,000, and Bartello called. Bartello checked the , and Kitai checked behind. The turn brought yet another heart, this time the . Both players checked through the river as well, which was the . Bartello showed to win the pot.
Hand #38: Kitai got a walk.
Hand #39: Katz opened to 44,000 from the button. Dimitar Danchev was the only caller. The flop came . Both players checked. The turn came , and Dimitar kept checking. Katz bet 25,000 this time, but Danchev came over the top to 90,000. Katz made the call. The river was the , completing a four-straight. Danchev slowed down with a check, and Katz took the opportunity to move all in. Danchev folded without much thought.
Hand #40: Cary Katz raised to 50,000 in the cutoff, and won the pot.
Hand #41: Vincent Bartello received a walk.
Hand #42: Eugene Katchalov raised to 48,000 on the button, Bartello called out of the small blind, and the dealer fanned . Bartello checked, Katchalov tossed out a continuation-bet of 36,000, and Bartello moved all in. Katchalov quickly folded.
Hand #43: Dimitar Danchev raised the pot (84,000) from the cutoff, and won the pot.
Hand #44: Katchalov was first to act, and raised to 48,000. He won the pot.
Hand #45: Davidi Kitai raised to 84,000 on the button, and both blinds folded.
Hand#46: Cary Katz opened to 50,000, Kitai called and Dimitar Danchev shipped all in from the button for 151,000. Katz made the call, as did Kitai. Both players checked the flop. A hit the turn, and more checks ensued. The river was , and they decided to show it down. Danchev's was good for the triple up.
Hand #47: Kitai raised to 52,000, and everyone else folded.
Hand #48: Dimitar Danchev raised to 48,000, Cary Katz raised the pot (174,000) from the small blind, and Danchev moved all in. Katz called for 258,000.
Danchev:
Katz:
The flop didn't change anything, but the on the turn gave Katz a leading pair of kings. The bricked on the river, and Katz doubled to 540,000 chips. Danchev slipped to 237,000 chips.
Hand #49: Eugene Katchalov was first to act, and raised to 48,000. He received no callers.
Hand #50: Cary Katz raised to 48,000 in the cutoff, Dimitar Danchev three-bet the pot out of the small blind, then showed queens when Katz folded.
Hand #51: Katz was first to act, and raised to 50,000. Katchalov three-bet the pot (174,000) out of the small blind, Vincent Bartello tanked for nearly a minute before folding in the big blind. Katz moved all in and Katchalov called.
Katz:
Katchalov:
Katchalov was dominated, and after the flop fell , he was drawing very slim. The Ukranian native would need the to make a set or running non-spade straight cards to survive. Unfortunately for him, the turned, leaving him drawing dead. A meaningless completed the board, and Katchalov hit the rail in fifth place.
Hand #52: Davidi Kitai raised opened for a raise under the gun, and everyone else folded.
Hand #53:: Cary Katz completed the blind, and Kitai checked. Katz check-called . Both players checked the , and a hit the river. Katz slid out a tall stack of orange chips, and Kitai immediately folded.
Hand #54: Vincent Bartello raised to 52,000, and nobody called.
Hand #55: Kitai raised to 52,000 on the button, and both blinds folded
Hand #56: Dimitar Danchev raised to 48,000 on the button, and Katz called from the big blind. On a flop, both players checked. The turn came , and Katz fired 40,000. and Danchev called. The river was the , and Katz check-called. He showed to beat of Danchev.
Hand #57: Danchev raised to 84,000 under the gun. Bartello repotted all in, and Kitai called all in. Danchev went all in as well.
Kitai:
Danchev:
Bartello:
The board ran out , and Kitai eliminated two players.
flop. The turn came 
. Bartello fired the minimum, 20,000. Katz folded, and Kitai made it 100,000 to go. Bartello made the call to see the 
river. He then checked. Kitai kept up the pressure, this time firing 225,000. Bartello tanked briefly before calling with 
, but Kitai rolled over 
, and Kitai checked behind. The turn brought yet another heart, this time the 
. Both players checked through the river as well, which was the 
. Bartello showed 
to win the pot.
, and Dimitar kept checking. Katz bet 25,000 this time, but Danchev came over the top to 90,000. Katz made the call. The river was the 
, completing a four-straight. Danchev slowed down with a check, and Katz took the opportunity to move all in. Danchev folded without much thought.![[user101598]](/img/avatars/avatar.svg){kind=avatar}
. Bartello checked, Katchalov tossed out a continuation-bet of 36,000, and Bartello moved all in. Katchalov quickly folded.
flop. A 
hit the turn, and more checks ensued. The river was 
, and they decided to show it down. Danchev's 
on the turn gave Katz a leading pair of kings. The 
, he was drawing very slim. The Ukranian native would need the 
to make a set or running non-spade straight cards to survive. Unfortunately for him, the 
turned, leaving him drawing dead. A meaningless 
completed the board, and Katchalov hit the rail in fifth place.
. Both players checked the 
, and a 
hit the river. Katz slid out a tall stack of orange chips, and Kitai immediately folded.
flop, both players checked. The turn came 
of Danchev.
, and Kitai eliminated two players.