JC Tran opened to 48,000 from middle position and Najib Kamand three-bet all in for 138,000 from the hijack. Tran called and showed which was behind Kamand's .
Kamand retained his lead through the flop. The came on the turn and the finished the board on the river, securing a double up.
Valentyn Shabelnyk raised to 32,000 from under the gun and Adam Kornuth shipped all in for 157,000 from the small blind. It folded back to Shabelnyk and he made the call with . Kornuth held the and was in need of some help.
Kornuth found exactly that on the flop of . The board finished with the and the and Kornuth was able to scoop the double
Kevin Huddleston raised to 35,000 from under the gun and Valentyn made it 76,000 from middle position. It folded back to Huddleston who four-bet to 225,000 and Shabelnyk responded by announcing all in. Huddleston called for his tournament life and the hands were tabled:
Huddleston:
Shabelnyk:
The board came and Huddleston was sent to the rail in 18th place.
Adam Kornuth raised to 37,000 before the flop only to find Maximillian Lehmanski re-raise to 86,000. The flop fell and Lehmanski pushed out a bet of 81,000. After tanking, Kornuth called and the two saw a turn.
Other tables had finished their hands before the re-draw and now a crowd was building around the table as Lehmanski moved 128,000 into the middle. Kornuth called once again and the completed the board. This time Lehmanski checked to Kornuth who made a 130,000 bet. Lehmanski announced that he was all in and Kornuth shook his head and mucked his hand.
Taking down this massive pot brings Lehmanski up to 1,300,000 in chips.
Valentyn Shabelnyk opened to 32,000 under the gun and was called by Cherish Andrews in the hijack. John Nelson was in the big blind and he three-bet to 85,000. Both Shabelnyk and Andrews called to see the flop.
Nelson checked it to Shabelnyk who bet 105,000, chasing Andrews out. Nelson, however, raised all in for 462,000 total. Shabelnyk took about 60 seconds before he called with . Nelson tabled a dominating , but the turn and river gave Shabelnyk a flush to win the pot, score the elimination, and take the chip lead.
Action folded around to Adam Kornuth on the button and he pushed out a raise. The small blind got out of the way and Kevin Huddleston moved all in for his last 234,000 from the big blind. Kornuth called and the hands were turned over:
Kornuth:
Huddleston:
The board fell and Huddleston's jacks were able to hold, awarding him a double up.
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finished the board on the river, securing a double up.
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and Kornuth was able to scoop the double
and Huddleston was sent to the rail in 18th place.
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