Tolokno Tangles With Ngu
Konstantin Tolokno raised to 4,500 from under the gun and found a call from the player on the button. Jessica Ngu reraised to 9,500 from the small blind and both Tolokno and the button came along.
Ngu continued for 10,700 on the 
flop. Tolokno called and the player on the button folded.
Ngu fired again for 13,500 on the 
turn and Tolokno took a bit more time before he called the bet.
Ngu kept control by leading for 23,000 on the 
river. Tolokno went into the tank and wrestled with the decision. At one point, he took his chip off his cards and looked as if he might fold but ended up making the call in the end. Ngu said something about sevens but held her cards over the muck. When Tolokno tabled 
, Ngu released her cards, leaving herself with a short stack.
| Jogador | Fichas | Oscilação |
|---|---|---|
|
267,000
227,200
|
227,200 |
|
29,000
29,000
|
29,000 |
. His shove was for 27,100, and he was up against two players. His first opponent quickly called, and his second opponent was already in the tank when we arrived. He ended up thinking for at least four minutes while we were there, and the clock was eventually called. Almost as soon as the floor arrived, he announced all in. The first opponent asked for a count, and once he found out it was 117,000, he open folded 
.
on the turn ended it, and the meaningless river was the 
. After the hand, some of the players spoke up, wondering why he took that long to try and get a call from his opponent. Regardless, the big story is Clements being eliminated two from the money.
, giving Dabbagh a diamond draw. It was at this point that the floor saw the flop, and told the dealer to hold up for the rest of the hands to finish. At the WSOP, if there is an all in and a call on the bubble, the dealer is supposed to hold up for all other action to finish, so that the rest of the players don't see that someone may have busted. So for about two or three minutes, Dabbagh was stuck hoping that a five, two, or diamond would come.
in front of him and a lot of chips went across the table into his stack.
and provided some hope and a few more outs for Lew. However, the 
turn and 
river did not improve Lew's hand and he was eliminated from the tournament in 113th place, just inside the money.