Artur Martirosian opened to 10,000 in the hijack and was called by Gregory Jensen and Brian Kim in the blinds. The flop came 9♣7♥6♣ and the blinds checked to Martirosian who bet 17,000. Jensen check-raised to 60,000 which got Kim to fold but Martirosian called.
The turn brought the 10♥ and Jensen splashed in a bet of 100,000. Martirosian quickly dispatched his cards and Jensen raked in the pot.
With the action folding in front of him, two-time WSOP bracelet winner Freddy Deeb raised 10,000 on the button. He received calls from WSOP bracelet winner Stephen Chidwick in the small blind and Brandon Steven in the big blind.
The dealer fanned 10♦J♦7♣ on the board, which drew checks from Chidwick and Steven. Deeb bet 15,000 and received quick calls from his opponents.
The 5♠ on the turn got no action, as all three players checked to the river, which brought 8♦ and three-way action with straight and flush possibilities on the board.
Chidwick led out with 38,000, which Steven called. Deeb sat up in his chair and counted out 38,000 but kept it in his hand and he looked at the board, and then back to his cards. He then called.
Chidwick tabled 6♦5♦ for a flush, prompting Steven to much his hand. Deeb chuckled and tabled 7♦2♦ for a bigger flush and the winning hand.
“Don’t embarrass me by writing this hand,” Deeb said with a wink and laugh to PokerNews. “You can write it.”
Freddy Deeb raised it up to 10,000 in early position and was called by Stephen Chidwick on his left and Masashi Oya in the big blind. The flop came A♠K♥J♥ and the action checked around to the 4♠ on the turn.
Chidwick was the first to take a stab at the pot with a bet of 12,000 on the turn and only Deeb stuck around for the A♦ on the river. Deeb checked once more and Chidwick checked as well. Deeb showed 9♠8♠ for a missed flush draw while Chidwick tabled 2♠2♣ to scoop the pot.
Nível: 3
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 4,000
A pair of WSOP bracelet winners squared off shortly before the end of Level 2.
Gregory Jensen raised to 7,000 in middle position, but immediately faced resistance from Aleksejs Ponakovs, who three-bet to 25,000 on the button.
Jensen called and the action went to flop, which saw 10♠K♠4♥. Jensen checked, leading Ponakovs to bet 12,000, which Jensen called.
The dealer then placed 7♦ on the turn, which Jensen once again checked. Ponakovs then pounded the pot with a 75,000 bet, which forced Jensen out of the hand.
Yang Wang and Darren Elias were heads-up in a pot with around 70,000 in the middle and the board reading Q♣4♣2♦J♦.
Wang checked from the cutoff and Elias tossed in a bet of 50,000 on the button. Wang check-raised to 170,000 and Elias stuck around to see the K♠ on the river. Both players tapped the table and Wang tabled Q♠J♥ for two pair to claim the pot.
Four-time WSOP bracelet winner Adrian Mateos and Brian Kim were involved in a hand with approximately 28,000 in the pot after the flop, which showed 7♠8♣3♥.
Mateos, who was in early position, checked to Kim, who bet 20,000. Mateos looked at the board before calling.
The turn produced 8♠, which both players checked. The river had Q♠ and the action didn’t pick up. Mateos checked and Kim checked behind, prompting Mateos to table 6♠6♣. Kim mucked his hand, as the dealer pushed the 62,000 pot to Mateos.
Espen Jorstad opened to 8,000 in the hijack and was called by Yang Wang in the cutoff. Gregory Jensen three-bet to 26,000 from the big blind and Jorstad responded with a four-bet to 80,000.
Wang quickly mucked his cards and Jensen did the same after some deliberation.
Three-time WSOP bracelet winner Justin Bonomo raised to 7,000 in late position and got a call from Artur Martirosian, who was in the big blind.
The dealer placed 6♠2♠Q♦ on the board. Martirosian checked, and Bonomo continued with a 15,000 bet, which Martirosian called.
The 8♦ showed up on the turn, which Martirosian checked. Bonomo put on the heat with a 40,000 bet, and his opponent looked down at his cards before folding.
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