The pot stood at 90,000 with three remaining players in the hand.
On a flop of 5♣3♣3♥, the action was checked to Kelly Gall in early position. Gall over-bet, shoving all in for his last 200,000. Both Brendan Shiller, in middle position, and the big blind folded.
Christopher Andler was faced with two all-ins from short-stacks and he decided to be a hero and made the call to put them both at risk.
Player 1: K♣J♥
Player 2: K♥J♠
Christopher Andler: A♠J♦
Andler had his opponents absolutely crushed with his superior jack, and the runout of 3♦6♦Q♥5♣3♥ kept it that way and he scooped the pot along with the two bounties.
Mateusz Moolhuizen raised from the button to 20,000, Joel Wertheimer in the small blind three-bet jammed for 78,000 and Moolhuizen called.
Joel Wertheimer: J♣J♠
Mateusz Moolhuizen: K♣Q♠
The board ran out 6♣A♦K♥7♥Q♣. Wertheimer pulled ahead with his two-pair and doubled virtue of Moolhuizen.
Nível: 18
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 10,000
The play has been momentarily paused as the floor catches up with the post-bubble payouts.
The cutoff raised to 16,000, the player in the small blind shoved all in for their remaining 22,000 and Pierre De Almelda in the big blind called. The action was not allowed to be re-opened prompting the cutoff to also call the bet.
On a flop of 7♠3♠8♥, De Almelda bet out for 35,000 and the cutoff folded.
Small Blind: A♥4♦
Pierre De Almelda: K♠6♥
The turn and river came the 10♥ and 6♦ respectively. A rivered pair put De Almelda ahead, claiming him another bounty.
Two spots away from the money, Elliot Lawson, Peter Cross, and one other player all busted at the same time to split the 224th-place payout for $354.
Keith McKuin had a shorter stack at risk, not only for for their bounty but also to potentially burst the bubble, depending on the action of the other tables.
Short Stack: A♥Q♦
Keith McKuin: K♣K♥
McKuin knocked the table to wish his opponent luck and the dealer fanned out the 9♦5♠6♦, keeping the pair of kings in front. The turn was the 2♦ and the at risk player needed an ace and an ace only, but the 6♦ wasn't even close. Depending on the way the other hands played out, that player might still chop a mincash. Either way, shortly after this the bubble was declared burst and all remaining players were in the money.
Hand-for-hand play is about to commence. There are currently 427 players remaining and 424 spots will get paid.
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