Dominik Panka raised from the button with and found calls from Isaac Baron in the small blind with and Mike McDonald in the big blind with .
The flop came down and all three players checked to the turn. The two blinds checked over to Pank and he plopped out a bet of 330,000. Baron slid out a check-raise to 875,000 and McDonald got out of the way. Panka went into the tank for a moment but ultimately decided to kick in his cards to the muck.
Madis Muur raised to 250,000 in the cutoff with , Isaac Baron called in the big blind with , and the flop fell . Baron quickly checked, Muur checked back, and the turn was the . Baron led out for 275,000, Muur called, and the completed the board.
Isaac Baron raised to 220,000 from under the gun with , Daniel Gamez called in the small blind with , and the dealer spread . Gamez rechecked his hand before checking, Baron checked behind, and the turn was the . Gamez led out for 400,000, Baron quickly called, and the river was the .
Gamez instantly splashed out 200,000, Baron neatly raised to 450,000, and Gamez quickly called. Baron showed his hand, and raked in the pot.
Daniel Gamez raised to 250,000 from the button with and Dominik Panka called from the small blind. Shyam Srinivasan moved all in for 2.665 million from the big blind and Gamez quickly got out of the way. Panka called and the hands were tabled.
Srinivasan:
Panka:
Srinivasan was out in the lead and looked prime to double up heading to the flop. The flop spelled heartbreak for Srinivasan, however, as the flop came , giving Panka a set and thrusting him into a strong lead. Srinivasan found no improvement on the turn () or the river () and he was sent to the rail as the sixth place finisher.
Panka, on the other hand, scooped up the massive pot and is now the chip leader with 8.815 million.
Mike McDonald completed from the small blind with , Madis Muur checked with , and both players checked on a flop of . They also checked when the turned and the completed the board, and McDonald was sent the pot.
Isaac Baron raised to 200,000 in the cutoff with , Daniel Gamez defended his big blind with , and the dealer fanned . Gamez checked, Baron continued for 235,000, and Gamez folded.
Muur raised to 205,000 on the button with , Dominik Panka called in the big blind with , and the dealer spread . Both players checked. The turn was the , both players checked again, and the completed the board. Panka led out for 355,000, and Muur folded.
In a recent hand, Dominik Panka limped from the small blind with and Shyam Srinivasan raised to 250,000 from the big blind with . Panka called and the flop came .
Panka checked the flop and Srinivasan continued out for 275,000. Panka called and the two saw the drop down on the turn. Panka tapped the table once again and Srinivasan kept up his aggression with a bet of 475,000. Panka stayed the course and the river was the . Panka checked for a third time and Srinivasan checked behind.
Panka rolled over his ace-ten and dragged in the pot. Panka is now up to 5.325 million in chips while Srinivasan has fallen to 2.775 million.
Mike McDonald raised to 200,000 on the button with , Daniel Gamez defended his big blind with , and the flop fell . With a flush draw, Gamez led out for 400,000, McDonald tank-called, and the turn was the .
Gamez checked his cards once more, perhaps to make sure he had just picked up additional outs to make a straight, and reached for chips. The Guatemalan fired out 700,000, McDonald called once more, and the completed the board.
Gamez immediately moved all in for 1.99 million, and McDonald sighed before asking for a count. After he received it, the Canadian sat quietly, riffling chips with his left hand. He started at his neighbor, who was staring at the board, and then started to shake his head.
Finally, after four and a half minutes, McDonald folded. Thinking he was bluffing, Gamez clapped with his rail before raking in the pot.
Daniel Gamez opened to 290,000 from under the gun with , Isaac Baron called on the button with , and the flop came . Gamez continued for 625,000, and Baron quickly folded.
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, Madis Muur defended his big blind with 
, and the flop came 
. Both players checked.
, Baron called a bet of 215,000 from Muur, and both players checked when a 
completed the board.
and Mike McDonald in the big blind with 
.
and all three players checked to the 
turn. The two blinds checked over to Pank and he plopped out a bet of 330,000. Baron slid out a check-raise to 875,000 and McDonald got out of the way. Panka went into the tank for a moment but ultimately decided to kick in his cards to the muck.
, Isaac Baron called in the big blind with 
, and the flop fell 
. Baron led out for 275,000, Muur called, and the 
completed the board.
, Daniel Gamez called in the small blind with 
, and the dealer spread 
. Gamez rechecked his hand before checking, Baron checked behind, and the turn was the 
. Gamez led out for 400,000, Baron quickly called, and the river was the 
and Dominik Panka called from the small blind. Shyam Srinivasan moved all in for 2.665 million from the big blind and Gamez quickly got out of the way. Panka called and the hands were tabled.
, and both players checked on a flop of 
completed the board, and McDonald was sent the pot.
, Daniel Gamez defended his big blind with 
, Dominik Panka called in the big blind with 
.
drop down on the turn. Panka tapped the table once again and Srinivasan kept up his aggression with a bet of 475,000. Panka stayed the course and the river was the 
