Igor Sharaskin and Wing Wong got all the chips in the middle before the flop, with Wong holding the larger of the two stacks.
Sharaskin: 
Wong: 
Wong had the preflop advantage with his aces, and Sharaskin needed to improve in order to double up. The 
flop was no help to Sharaskin, but the 
turn gave him kings full to put him way ahead. The 
river changed nothing, and Sharaskin doubled up.
Nível: 24
Blinds: 12,000/24,000
Ante: 0
| Room | Table | Seat | Player | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brasilia | 718 | 1 | Ryan Wince | |
| Brasilia | 718 | 2 | Yves Kupfermunz | |
| Brasilia | 718 | 3 | Ankush Mandavia | |
| Brasilia | 718 | 4 | Thi Ngo | |
| Brasilia | 718 | 5 | John Dallaire | |
| Brasilia | 718 | 6 | Adam Goldberg | |
| Brasilia | 718 | 7 | Thai Tran | |
| Brasilia | 718 | 8 | JC Tran | |
| Brasilia | 718 | 9 | Adam Owen | |
| Brasilia | 722 | 1 | Jessie Bryant | |
| Brasilia | 722 | 2 | Rick Alvarado | |
| Brasilia | 722 | 3 | Jonathan Zarin | |
| Brasilia | 722 | 4 | Marek Ohnisko | |
| Brasilia | 722 | 5 | Igor Sharaskin | |
| Brasilia | 722 | 6 | Wing Wong | |
| Brasilia | 722 | 7 | Brent Roberts | |
| Brasilia | 722 | 8 | Jason Stockfish | |
| Brasilia | 722 | 9 | James Chen | |
| Brasilia | 726 | 1 | Jeffrey Trudeau | |
| Brasilia | 726 | 2 | Scott Davies | |
| Brasilia | 726 | 3 | Mark Radoja | |
| Brasilia | 726 | 4 | Tyler Smith | |
| Brasilia | 726 | 5 | Eric Froehlich | |
| Brasilia | 726 | 6 | Yashuo Chin | |
| Brasilia | 726 | 7 | Kevin Pionkowski | |
| Brasilia | 726 | 8 | Joe Beevers | |
| Brasilia | 726 | 9 | Cody Slaubaugh |
The tournament clock has been paused while they redraw to three tables
Mark Radoja opened from the button for 46,000, and Jason Mercier called from the big blind. They both started with similar stack sizes and were not very deep,
The flop was 
, and Mercier check-called a bet of 40,000 from Radoja.
The turn was the 
, and again, Mercier check-called — this time for a bet of 100,000.
The river was the 
, and Mercier checked.
“How much do you have behind?” Radoja wanted to know. Mercier had around 120,000. “All in,” Radoja declared and pushed his stack forward.
Mercier sighed and seemed to mutter that was a bad river card for him. Close to five minutes passed before he called.
Radoja tabled 
, and the dealer announced the ace-high flush. A bad river card, indeed, and once the stacks were counted down, Mercier was confirmed eliminated in 30th place.
Joe Beevers and Alan Sternberg got all the chips in before the flop, with Sternberg having the larger of the two stacks.
Beevers: 
Sternberg: 
The 
flop gave Beevers a wrap, but he still needed to improve in order to win the pot and double up. The 
on the turn was no help to him, but the river gave him the winning hand with Broadway.
Brent Roberts jammed all in on the 
flop and groaned when John Dallaire called. It could have been worse, though.
Brent Roberts: 
John Dallaire: 
“Flush draw,” said Dallaire.
“My jack-high is ahead?” Roberts wondered before seeing. “Oh. Pair of fours beats my Jack.”
The turn, though, was the to give Roberts a pair, and the river 
confirmed his double up.
Cody Slaubaugh and JC Tran got all the chips in preflop, and Tran had the larger of the two stacks by a fair margin.
Slaubaugh tabled and was well ahead of Tran's 
.
The board ran out 
, and Slaubaugh doubled up with a set of aces.
Yashuo Chin raised to 45,000 from the hijack, Ryan Wince three-bet to 160,000 from the cutoff, and Jason Mercier shoved from the big blind. Chin folded, and Wince called to put himself at risk.
Mercier: 
Wince:
Mercier had the preflop advantage with his aces, and Wince needed to improve in order to double up. The flop was no help to Wince, but the turn and river gave him a nine-high straight to win the pot.
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