Kenny Hallaert raised to 35,000 from under the gun, Giuseppe Pantaleo three-bet shoved from the small blind for 139,000, and Hallaert called.
Hallaert:
Pantaleo:
The flop came down , giving Pantaleo for a pair of kings and giving Hallaert flush and straight draws. The turn kept Pantaleo ahead, but the river was the to give Hallaert a winning flush to score the elimination.
On a completed board of , James Obst slid 250,000 into a pot that looked to be around 500,000. Nadar Kakhmazov, who had checked in the small blind, said he was all in after some thought. Obst would have to call off his last 435,000 if he wanted to continue, and he decided to fold after about 15 seconds.
Chris Hunichen raised to 35,000 from the cutoff and Rob Khun defended his big blind.
The flop came down and Kuhn check-called 35,000 from Hunichen. The turn was the and Kuhn check-called 85,000 from Hunichen. The river was the and both players checked.
Kuhn showed for kings and nines, but Hunichen tabled for a flush to win the pot.
Four players checked a flop and the blinds checked to preflop raiser James Obst on the turn. He bet 48,000 and only Nadar Kakhmazov, in the small blind, called. Kakhmazov checked the river and Obst bet 155,000. Kakhmazov tossed in a chip to call and Obst rolled over .
The recent Mid-States Poker Tour champ for over $400,000 had it beat with for trips.
Tim Cramer raised to 35,000 from the cutoff, Jonathan Jaffe (after doubling up on the previous two hands) three-bet shoved from the button for 228,000, and Cramer called.
Cramer:
Jaffe:
The board ran out , no help to Jaffe, ending his tournament in 16th place.
Faraz Jaka raised in the cutoff and Mike Leah eyed him, the pot, and the only player behind him, before announcing he was all in. It looked to be just south of 400,000 and Jaka immediately called when the big blind folded.
Jaka:
Leah:
The flop came , no help to Leah.
"Should have played one more hand over there," he said with a smile and a nod at the other tournament he was playing.
The turn gave him added outs if a deuce fell, but the river was a .
"Good luck over there," someone said as Leah prepared to head back to the $1K.
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, giving Pantaleo for a pair of kings and giving Hallaert flush and straight draws. The 
turn kept Pantaleo ahead, but the river was the 
to give Hallaert a winning flush to score the elimination.
, James Obst slid 250,000 into a pot that looked to be around 500,000. Nadar Kakhmazov, who had checked in the small blind, said he was all in after some thought. Obst would have to call off his last 435,000 if he wanted to continue, and he decided to fold after about 15 seconds.
and Kuhn check-called 35,000 from Hunichen. The turn was the 
and both players checked.
for kings and nines, but Hunichen tabled 
for a flush to win the pot.
river and Obst bet 155,000. Kakhmazov tossed in a chip to call and Obst rolled over 
. 
, no help to Jaffe, ending his tournament in 16th place.
, slighly trailing Cramer's 
.
, giving Jaffe aces and tens to double up.
, giving Jaffe eights full of sevens to double up again.
gave him added outs if a deuce fell, but the river was a 
