Towards the end of the night, there was another big pot brewing and it spelled the end for Phil Ivey.
On a flop of Q♥6♥3♥, he got it in with the king-high flush draw against Billy Tarango, who had the A♣A♥9♥5♠. The 7♠ turn left Ivey drawing dead and the 2♣ river officially ended his tournament run.
Three ways on a 7♠K♣5♠ flop, Juha Helppi checked from the big blind, Eric Garma checked in the cutoff, and Aaron Katz checked on the button.
Helppi led out for 150,000 on the 6♣ turn, and only Garma called.
The K♠ completed the board, and Helppi checked to Garma, who fired 325,000 into the middle. Helppi let his hand go without much thought, and Garma collected the pot.
On a board of J♣8♠9♠6♣ with around 400,000 chips in the pot, Noah Schwartz bet 175,000 on the turn, and Anuj [Removed:550] made the call.
An A♥ landed on the river, and Schwartz shoved all in for 780,000. [Removed:550] had some thinking to do but eventually laid his hand down.
Schwartz showed the 7♠ as he raked in the pot.
Tomer Daniel opened from middle position to 40,000 and Cong Pham made it 140,000 from the hijack. It folded back around to Daniel, who made the call.
On the flop of 7♥A♠J♦, Daniel check-called a bet of 175,000 from Pham.
The turn brought a 3♣ and after Daniel checked, Pham fired 600,000. Daniel thought for some time but did eventually call.
A 5♣ completed the runout and Daniel checked for a third time, and Pham shoved. Daniel had 750,000 chips behind but didn't put them at risk as he immediately folded.
Earlier today, Eelis Pärssinen had been running hot and claimed the top spot on the leaderboard. The last hour has not been as kind as the Finn dropped back in the middle of the pack.
In a four-way limped pot to the 6♦4♣2♣ flop on which David Eldridge bet 125,000 in the big blind. Erick Lindgren called in the cutoff only for Pärssinen to raise the pot to 570,000. Two folds later, the pot was sent to Pärssinen.
Arie Ori Miller limped from middle position and Max Lehmanski raised to 140,000 from the hijack. Action folded back around to Miller, who called.
The flop came A♠K♦6♠ and Miller checked to Lehmanski, who bet 125,000. Miller called.
The 2♦ fell in the turn and Miller checked again. Lehmanski announced a pot-sized bet of 530,000 and Miller moved all in. Lehmanski called all in for 975,000 total and hands were revealed.
Max Lehmanski: A♣A♦7♣6♦
Arie Ori Miller: K♠K♥J♦2♥
Both players had flopped a set, but Lehmanski held the best of it with his set of aces.
The 9♠ river changed nothing and Lehmanski doubled up.
Noah Schwartz limped in from under the gun and Jake White then raised to 180,000 in the hijack. It folded back to Schwartz and he raised the pot to force out White.
Shaurabh Sharma defended the big blind against Erick Lindgren and checked the Q♣5♥4♦ flop for Lindgren to bet 90,000. Sharma then check-raised the pot for almost half of his stack and that got rid of Lindgren as well.
Richard Gryko raised to 210,000 first-to-act and was called by Tom Dwan from directly behind, Phil Ivey in the hijack, Alex Livingston in the cutoff, and Billy Tarango on the button.
Gryko checked to Dwan, who bet 175,000 on the K♦Q♦4♥ flop. Ivey folded, and Livingston called. Tarango then shoved for 1,475,000, and everyone folded back to Livingston, who burned up a few time extensions before sending his hand into the muck as well.
Nível: 20
Blinds: 20,000/40,000
Ante: 40,000
On a board of 6♠A♠6♣2♥Q♥ there were 300,000 chips in the pot when Michael Moncek had bet, and Joni Jouhkimainen had raised to 480,000 on the river. Moncek considered for some time before he made the call.
Jouhkimainen showed A♦K♠6♦3♥ for a full house, and Moncek flashed the 6♥ before he mucked his hand.
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