Keith Lehr was all in against Joey Weissman after the two took a flop of J♣10♣4♣, Lehr putting his 2,100,000 in the middle.
Keith Lehr: A♣J♠
Joey Weissman: K♣Q♣
The turn and river failed to come to Lehr's rescue, and he busted in 11th place.
Nível: 18
Blinds: 40,000/80,000
Ante: 80,000
After a preflop raise, Chance Kornuth and Alexandre Vuilleumier both checked a 7♦7♣10♥ flop.
When the turn came 5♥, Kornuth checked from the big blind, and Vuilleumier bet 110,000 from middle position. Kornuth seemed to put 200,000 into the pot, but the dealer told him the raise had to be to 220,000 and Kornuth complied.
After a 7♠ river put three sevens on board, Kornuth led for 580,000 into the 1,300,000 pot. Vuilleumier folded, and Kornuth admitted to the table, "I didn't mean to raise there. I wondered why there were two bets there."
Bin Weng didn't have enough to pay a big blind after losing the big pot to Axel Hallay and was all in against Hallay and Joey Weissman in the blinds.
Hallay bet 60,000 on the 8♠J♣4♠ flop and Weissman called. The turn came the A♣ and Weissman now led out for 65,000.
Hallay called, then called another 350,000 bet on the 5♥ river. Weissman turned over A♠5♦ for two pair, Hallay had J♠2♠, while Weng showed 8♥7♣ before heading for the exit.
Joey Weissman opened for 125,000 from under the gun and Axel Hallay called next to act before Bin Weng reraised to 510,000 in the small blind. Weissman got out of the way, but Hallay stuck around with a call.
The flop came 5♥8♦4♣ and Weng checked over to Hallay, who bet 375,000. Weng put in a check-raise to 900,000 and Hallay called to the A♠ turn.
Weng now led out for 500,000 and Hallay again called. The river was the K♥ and Weng bet another 800,000, leaving himself just 30,000 behind.
Hallay snap-called and tabled A♥A♣. "You got it," Weng said as he mucked.
"Saved you from chips," Hallay responded as he eclipsed 10,000,000.
In a blind versus blind battle, Ren Lin bet 60,000 on a flop of 2♣K♣Q♠ and Alexandre Vuilleumier called.
The turn came the J♥ and Lin checked over to Vuilleumier, who fired out 200,000. "Ay, mamma mia," Lin said before he eventually called.
The 8♥ fell on the river and this time Vuilleumier fired out 480,000. "Call," Lin immediately said, slamming his 7♠7♥ on the felt.
Vuilleumier turned over A♠8♣ and Lin thought he had made the right call before realizing Vuilleumier had rivered a pair.
"He has you beat," Sean Winter said as Lin ran away from the table.
"He knows," Chance Kornuth added.
"100 percent bluff. You're pretty terrible, but you're lucky," Lin said to Vuilleumier as he sat back down and patted Vuilleumier on the back, the two opponents sharing a laugh.
Action folded to Alexandre Vuilleumier in the small blind who limped in. Sean Winter, in the big blind, then raised to 240,000 and Vuilleumier called.
The flop came 2♦6♣10♣ and Vuilleumier check-called a bet of 175,000. Vuilleumier again checked the K♠ turn, and this time Winter announced a bet of 775,000.
Vuilleumier's cards hit the muck quickly as Winter took in the pot.
Axel Hallay raised to 125,000 from under the gun and Joey Weissman defended his big blind.
The flop came 7♥4♦2♥ and Hallay continued for 125,000. Weissman called as the 9♠ fell on the turn.
Hallay this time put in a bet of 450,000 and Weissman quickly folded.
A few hands later, Hallay again raised to 125,000, then called when button Jake Schindler three-bet to 325,000. The flop came 6♣2♦A♣ and Schindler bet 80,000.
Hallay now put in a raise to 300,000 and Schindler snap-mucked.
Elior Sion raised 120,000 from the button and Ren Lin exclaimed "Do you believe in fortune?" before calling from the big blind. The flop rolled off 5♦7♥8♦ and both players checked.
When the turn brought the K♠ Lin bet 165,000 and Sion called.
Lin checked his cards when the 6♦ hit the river, and then bet 275,000. Sion moved all in for 1,060,000.
Lin smacked his own hand before mucking, telling Sion, "You bluff me too much!"
Nível: 17
Blinds: 30,000/60,000
Ante: 60,000
no Safari
