Joe Serock and Angelina Rich are seated right next to each other on table 34 in the silver section and have battling in pots against each other for a little while.
One hand, Joe Serock called the small blind and Angelina Rich raised the big to 3,000 and Serock folded.
The very next hand Serock raised the button to 2,400 and Rich called in the small blind. The big blind folded and the two of them saw a flop.
Rich check-folded to a bet of 2,700 on the flop of and Serock took the pot. He now sits among one of the biggest stacks in the tournament thus far.
A player in early position raised to 2,000 and Yohwan Lim re-raised to 6,400, and the player in early position four-bet to 16,800 into Lim who tanked before making the call.
The flop was and the player in early position bet 7,000, Lim raised all-in for his remaining 26,500 and his opponent instantly called.
Yohwan Lim:
Early Position Player:
The turn was no help to Lim but the river gave him the nut flush to double him up.
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and the hand was checked around. 
and Mateos led out with a bet of 2,200 and only the player behind made the call. 
and Mateos bet 4,000 and that was good enough to take down the pot without a showdown.
and Serock took the pot. He now sits among one of the biggest stacks in the tournament thus far.
was no help to Lim but the river 
gave him the nut flush to double him up.
