Maria Ho open jammed the button for her last 260,000 finding a caller in David Wells in the big blind.
Maria Ho: K♣J♥
David Wells: A♠Q♦
The flop came 2♥K♦3♣ as Ho pulled ahead in the showdown.
The turned J♣ only served to improve the absolute hand strength of Ho's holding but did however give Wells outs to a gutshot straight.
The river landed the 10♠ as the table gasped. Wells rivered Broadway and Ho was sent to the rail.
Matthew Wantman bet on the cutoff and Robert Brown on the button reraised. Wantman took his time and then announced, "All in." Brown called.
Matthew Wantman: Q♥Q♣
Robert Brown: A♦Q♦
The board was A♣6♣4♥A♠2♦ which sent Wantman packing and Brown moved up in the chip count.
The player in the cutoff raised to 65,000 finding Sebastien Grax in the big blind. With just over twenty big blinds in his stack, Grax shoved all in for 640,000. After receiving a count, the cutoff called.
Sebastien Grax: 5♦5♥
Cutoff: A♥J♣
The board ran out clean for the pocket fives, doubling Grax back over the million mark and leaving his opponent with just 100,000.
After a check by Shannon Shorr under the gun, Alexander Maas bet 100,000 into a three-bet pot on a flop of Q♣4♣7♣. Shorr executed the check-raise to 250,000, and Maas called.
Shorr checked again on a J♥ turn, but this time did not raise Maas' 250,000 bet. When the river came 10♠ both players checked. Shorr turned over Q♥10♥ for two pair. Maas flashed the J♣ and mucked.
Preflop action had the button, Kyriakos Papadopoulos, raise to 70,000 and the small blind, Nikolaos Angelou, called. The big blind, Boris Berthomet, also called and the flop came down J♦6♦7♣, which all players checked.
The turn brought the A♦ and again it was checked around.
The J♦ on the river reopened the action with Angelou betting 125,000, Berthomet called, and Papadopoulos reraised to 320,000.
Angelou announced, "All in," and both Berthomet and Papadopoulos folded.
With that, Angelou took down the pot uncontested.
The pot stood at 90,000. With just the blinds left competing for the pot, Rene Lazaro checked the action over to Sebastien Guidez who bet 70,000 on a board of J♥10♠9♣K♣. Lazaro called.
The river came the 6♦. Checked to once again Guidez fired out 110,000 which also got called down by Lazaro.
Guidez tabled K♥Q♥. Having flopped the nuts, it stayed ahead to the river winning him this pot.
Malachy Hagan raised from the hijack to 65,000, Sarah Herzali called on the button and Steven Goodemote defended out of the big blind.
Three players saw a board of Q♠K♦8♠ all of which chose to check through to the turn.
On the 4♥, the action reached Hagan who took a delayed stab at the pot for 75,000 prompting two folds and claiming the pot.
The board read 4♠10♠6♦8♥8♦ and on the river Sarah Herzali announced all in. Drew Soik was in the cutoff and thought for awhile before he called.
Drew Soik: Xx
Sarah Herzali: A♦A♠
Soik mucked his cards and packed his belongings as Herzali raked in another massive pot.
Nível: 23
Blinds: 15,000/30,000
Ante: 30,000
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