Dylan Weisman ended up all-in and at risk for 990,000 on a flop of 10♦3♦2♠ against Vidur Sethi and the following cards were exposed,
Dylan Weisman: K♣Q♦J♣5♦
Vidur Sethi: A♣A♥9♣6♦
Weisman asked for diamonds but instead hit the J♥ turn and K♠ river runout to double with two pair.
Isaac Haxton and Bradley Anderson had arrived on the turn on a board of 2♣8♥8♣J♥. The pot amounted to roughly 850,000 when Haxton checked from the small blind and Anderson put in a bet of 475,000 from the big blind. Haxton made the call and a J♣ river completed the board.
Haxton led out for 1,320,000 chips and Anderson went deep into the tank. After spending several time bank extensions, Anderson put in some T-100,000 chips to signify a call but mucked his hand when Haxton tabled trip jacks with A♠K♣J♦5♣.
Four ways to the 10♦5♣4♠ flop for 135,000 each, the blinds checked to preflop aggressor Michael Russo in the under-the-gun position and he bet 325,000. Ka Kwan Lau called from one seat over while Dylan Weisman and Vidur Sethi folded.
The 2♠ came on the turn and Russo checked. Lau bet 600,000 and won the pot.
Over on the other table, a battle of the blinds saw most of the short stack of Cary Katz in the middle versus Yuri Dzivielevski. Katz jammed the last 210,000 on the J♣9♣8♥ flop and Dzivielevski tank-folded to get shown the J♥10♠9♠2♦. That hand reduced the stack of Dzivielevski to fewer than ten blinds and he bowed out right after.
On a heads-up flop of 4♦3♠10♠, Chance Kornuth led out for 100,000 from the small blind and was called by Jeremy Ausmus in the big blind.
On the turn A♥, Kornuth decided to check over to Ausmus, who then bet the pot of 355,000 and Kornuth made the fold after some thought.
On a heads-up completed board of 6♦8♣5♦K♦A♥, Joseph Liberta led out for 355,000 and sent his opponent, George Wolff, into the tank.
After using one of his timebanks, Wolff decided to let it go and the pot was awarded to Liberta.
Dylan Weisman open-raised to 140,000 from middle position before Vidur Sethi three-bet the pot from the next seat over. The action folded back to Weisman, who gauged his opponent's stack before putting in the four-bet jam, covering Sethi's stack of just over one million. Sethi made the call and the cards hit their backs.
Vidur Sethi: A♥A♠7♦3♥
Dylan Weisman: A♦Q♥Q♣3♦
Weisman had asked Sethi if he had aces just before the showdown, and that was indeed the case. Weisman's hand received no help on 5♣3♠K♦10♥2♠, and Sethi doubled up to just under average.
Dash Dudley raised the pot and then called all-in out of the small blind for 500,000 when Firas Kashat raised over the top from one seat over.
Dash Dudley: A♣Q♣6♥5♥
Firas Kashat: K♥K♦10♠5♠
The Q♥J♣4♥ flop gave Dudley a pair and flush draw. He failed to improve on the 10♣ turn but got there with the 3♥ river.
Kashat bemoaned that the coloured up new blue T-100,000 were no good and demanded his green T-25,000 chips back.
Before Michael Russo had been moved tables and subsequently doubled, he was involved in a bigger pot against Isaac Haxton. On a completed board of J♣10♠6♥Q♣5♦, Russo had checked and then folded when Haxton pushed all-in.
The early rise of Haxton continued when he bet a three-way turn of 10♥4♠3♥8♥ for 500,000 on the button as Bradley Anderson and Joni Jouhkimainen in the blinds both opted to check-fold.
On a board of 10♠8♦3♦J♥, Michael Russo jammed all in for 785,000 and Dylan Weisman made the call to put Russo at risk.
Michael Russo: A♣K♦J♦3♣
Dylan Weisman: 8♣6♥4♣2♠
The river fell the 9♣ and Russo's two pair, jacks and treys, held and gave him a full double-up.
On a heads-up flop of 10♥J♥6♥, Artem Maksimov and short-stacked Gregory Nerenberg got all the chips into the middle.
Gregory Nerenberg: J♠10♠3♣2♥
Artem Maksimov: A♥K♣9♥2♠
Maksimov held the nut flush while Nerenberg just had two pair, but the turn 3♥ improved him to three pair. Unfortunately, the 6♣ on the river did not give him any help and he was sent to the rail.
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