Hold'em
A limped three-way pot saw Ryan Leng, Dan Matsuzuki, and Jesse Vilchez pay the minimum to see a 
flop. Leng bet 28,000, Matsuzuki check-folded, and Vilchez check-called.
The 
hit the turn and Vichez check-called another bet from Leng, this time for 77,000. Leng fired 169,000 when the 
fell on the river and Vilchez check-called for the third time.
Leng tabled the 
for two pair and Vilchez mucked.
PLO
Dan Matsuzuki limped from early position, Kevin Iacofano overlimped in the cutoff and Jordan Polk potted for 132,000 on the button. Matsuzuki tossed in calling chips and Iacofano left the party.
The 
board was checked through to the river where Matsuzuki led out 190,000. Polk spent over two minutes contemplating his decision. He shook his head and sighed multiple times. Then he finally moved his cards towards the dealer, having decided to fold.
Nível: 25
Blinds: 12,000/24,000
Ante: 4,000
Players are now on a 15-minute break
PLO
Jesse Vilchez made it 40,000 in the middle position and his left-hand neighbor Alexander Ziskin three-bet to 150,000. Vilchez moved all in and Ziskin called right away.
Ziskin: 
Vilchez: 
The dealer spread out a board of 
, giving Vilchez quad deuces to confirm Ziskin's exit in 8th place for a $17,945 payday.
PLO
Jesse Vilchez opened to 45,000 from late position finding calls in Kevin Iacofano on the button and Jordan Polk in the small blind. A 
flop fanned out and all three checked to see the on the turn.
Polk bet 65,000 and Vilchez called. The 
hit the river and Polk check-folded to a bet of 130,000.
Hold'em
Ryan Leng raised to 43,000 under the gun and Jesse Vilchez matched his bid from middle position. They checked to the river of the 
board and Leng fired 79,000 on the last betting round. Vilchez didn't spend much time before calling but he mucked his hand when Leng exposed 
for the winner.
PLO
Jordan Polk opened to 50,000 on the button and Samuel Welbourne bet pot. Polk matched the 160,000 bet and before the flop was even dealt, Welbourne's remaining 177,000 went in the middle as well.
The dealer swept out a 
flop and Polk called to put Welbourne at risk.
Samuel Welbourne: 
Jordan Polk: 
Welbourne faded a run out and collected the pot.
A long night turns into an early morning for Chris Moorman and Niall Farrell. They need a sober ride back and luckily David Tuchman and the 888ride are there to help out.
Take a ride with a wild Scot and Brit in this episode of 888ride.
Nível: 24
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 3,000
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