With a board reading , and close to a million chips in the pot, Laurence Louie bet 290,000. His heads-up opponent, Man Sze Chow, went into the tank. After a few moments, she tossed in a chip, making the call, and mucked when Luie tabled , for trip deuces on the river.
Philippe Belley moved all-in preflop from late position and was called by Karim-Olivier Kamal in the small blind.
Belley:
Kamal:
Belley had Kamal dominated and was looking good for the double up. The board had other ideas though, rolling out , providing a ten for Kamal to seal Belley's fate.
Action folded around to Karim-Olivier Kamal in the small blind and he open-shoved for 705,000 into Elie A in the big blind. Elie A made the call, putting Kamal at risk.
Kamal:
Elie A:
Kamal was in trouble, but flopped huge on the board, and scored the double up.
Elie A opened to 60,000 from middle position, Kevin Rivest raised to 140,000 from late position, and Elie A made the call. The flop came , and Elie A check-called a bet of 120,000 from Rivest.
The turn was the and this time, Elie A lead out with a bet of 175,000. Rivest called. The completed the board on the river and Elie shoved, having Rivest covered. Rivest eventually called and Elie flipped over , for a flopped flush. Rivest's was tossed in the muck and he exited in eighth.
Tyler Wilson was left super short after a massive hand against Kevin Rivest. Rivest opened to 60,000 on the button, Wilson shoved from the small blind, and Rivest called for less.
Wilson was dominated, holding , running into the of Rivest. The board ran out , and Wilson was forced to slide 698,000 over to Rivest. Leaving himself, just 26,000.
A few hand later, Wilson was all-in in the big blind and was finished off by Elie A.
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, and close to a million chips in the pot, Laurence Louie bet 290,000. His heads-up opponent, Man Sze Chow, went into the tank. After a few moments, she tossed in a chip, making the call, and mucked when Luie tabled 
, for trip deuces on the river.
, providing a ten for Kamal to seal Belley's fate.
board, and scored the double up.
and this time, Elie A lead out with a bet of 175,000. Rivest called. The 
completed the board on the river and Elie shoved, having Rivest covered. Rivest eventually called and Elie flipped over 
was tossed in the muck and he exited in eighth.
of Rivest. The board ran out 
, and Wilson was forced to slide 698,000 over to Rivest. Leaving himself, just 26,000.