Gabe Ramos moved all-in preflop and was called by Nikolay Yosifov.
The hands were tabled and it was the 
held by Ramos versus the 
held by Yosifov.
The dealer spread the flop of 
and Ramos jumped ahead with a top set of aces.
The turn was the 
and Ramos remained in the lead, but it gave Yosifov straight outs.
The river card was the 
and that sealed the deal for Ramos and secured the double-up.
Nível: 21
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 20,000
The remaining players have been sent on a 60-minute dinner break. Play will resume at approximately 10:20 p.m. local time (PST).
Rodney Horton called under the gun and so did Ryan Coon on the button, followed by Todd Jacobs and Jaime Lewi in the blinds.
The flop revealed 
and it checked to Horton who potted for 80,000. It was enough to make all his opponents fold and grab the pot right away.
After three limps, Matt Mamiya potted on the button to 85,000 and it was called by Matthew Humphrey and Ronal Larsen.
The flop came and Humphrey checked to Larsen who shoved for a remaining stack around 140,000. Mamiya called and Humphrey sent his cards into the muck.
Ronald Larsen: 
Matt Mamiya: 
Larsen had hit two pair and the rest of the board didn't change anything with the 
and the to give the double up to Larsen.
David Gabay called and so did Kao Chieng Saechao in the cutoff, followed by Jonathan Abdellatif on the button. Nikolay Yosifov decided to pot for 104,000 and both Gabay and Saechao called. Abdellatif tanked for some time and eventually folded, revealing by inadvertance 
while folding his cards.
The flop came 
and Gabay checked to Saechao who potted for 368,000, with only 17,000 left behind. Yosifov quickly went out of the way and Gabay went deep into the tank.
After a few minutes, Gabay called the clock on himself. "I think you might have two kings" said Gabay before making the call.
Kao Chieng Saechao: 
David Gabay:
Gabay had the best hand with the aces, and the on the turn didn't change anything. However, a 
hit the board, giving the flush to Saechao to take down the big pot and the double up.
On a board of 
, Shirin Oskooi moved all-in for less than a quarter pot and was called by Matthew Humphrey.
The hands were tabled and it was the 
for sixes full of nines held by Oskooi that led the 
held by Humphrey.
The dealer burned and dealt the river 
and that made it official for Oskooi as she survived her all-in and was awarded the massive pot.
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