With the board already out and showing K♣7♥J♥2♣3♦, Victor Ramdin, in the cutoff, bet 100,000.
Amin Moustavi, on the button, raised it up to 300,000, sending Ramdin into the tank.
After around two minutes, Ramdin decided to fold, and flashed the K♠ as he did. Mostafavi couldn't resist showing the bluff, and tabled A♠8♥.
Nível: 21
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 20,000
Gunnar Wedde bet 35,000 from middle position and was met with a raise of 130,000 from Andy Black in the big blind. Wedde announced all-in and covered Black who had 600,000 total at the start of the hand.
The Irishman went deep into the tank and after a couple of minutes made the call.
Andy Black: A♠J♥
Gunnar Wedde: K♣K♥
Black was in bad shape and was virtually drawing dead after Wedde flopped a full house on the K♦9♣9♥. Wedde improved to quads after the 2♦K♥ completed the board.
The usually vocal Black stood at the table silent shaking his head waiting for his slip to take to the pay cage.
The player under the gun went all in preflop for 220,000 and it was folded around to Eric Thompkins on the button, who swiftly called.
Under the Gun: 9♠9♥
Eric Thompkins: A♠Q♠
The board fell 7♥Q♦3♣3♥A♣ . Thompkins won the pot and added to an already impressive chip stack.
All the chips went into the middle after the small blind shoved for 410,000 and was called by Ray Thomason in early position.
Small Blind: A♦10♦
Ray Thomason: A♥A♠
The small blind ran into Thomason's rockets and there was no assistance on the board of Q♠6♣5♣K♣K♥ and Thomason is gunning down the chip leaders.
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Action folded to Barry Greenstein in middle position who went all in with a short stack. The action folded all the way to Rommel Liscano in the small blind who called and the big blind folded.
The cards hit their back.
Barry Greenstein: 5♣5♦
Rommel Liscano: A♣K♠
The board ran out 10♠A♦3♥10♦9♥ and Greenstein hit the rail late in day two.
The action is picked up on a board of 5♦3♥2♦Q♣ and checked to David Anderson who put out a bet. The out of position player made the call and the river landed a 9♦.
The out of position player snap went all in having Anderson covered.
Anderson went into the tank and clearly had a very tough decision. After about three minutes in the tank he said "I have to call" and turned over A♦A♥. The out of position player slammed pocket sixes on the table for a clear bluff attempt and Anderson scooped the pot and earned a pure double up.
Nível: 20
Blinds: 10,000/15,000
Ante: 15,000
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