We pick up the action on the flop in a big pot involving Garrett Adelstein and one other player. The board reads . The small blind is first to act, and he checks. Adelstein bets 4,600, and his opponent check-raises it up to 15,000. Adelstein calls.
The turn comes the . The small blind leads out with 22,000 chips, and Adelstein raises it up to 57,400. His opponent moves all in, and Adelstein quickly calls, having him covered. With the betting complete, the hands are shown down:
SB:
Adelstein:
The at-risk player needs the board to pair to keep him alive, but the on the river spells the end. He is eliminated, shipping all of his chips over to the dangerous Garrett Adelstein. With that big pot, he has chipped all the way up to 215,000.
Phil Laak had pocket queens, his opponent had pocket aces, and this time at least the bigger hand held up. After making news by showing up in disguise on Day 1d, Laak won't be able to keep entertaining the fans by his play the rest of the Main Event.
An early position raiser made it 3,000 to play and David Oppenheim called all in for his last 1,300 from middle position. The big blind came along too and it was three players to the flop.
The flop came and the big blind led out for 6,000. The initial raiser folded and the players showed:
Oppenheim:
Opponent:
The turn and river came a and respectively and Oppenheim's main event dreams were no more.
Preflop, Felipe Montenegro made it 9,000 to go from late position and David Dao called. The flop came and David Dao moved all-in. Felipe, who was covered, made the call and showed while Dao turned over pocket kings. Felipe failed to improve and was eliminated. Dao is up to 240,000 after the hand.
Farzad Rouhani raised from early position to 3,000 and was called by a player on the button. On a flop of , Rouhani moved all in for 27,300 and his opponent called.
Rouhani held and his opponent held . The turn fell the and river the and Rouhani doubled up to 63,000.
Carmel Petresco didn't let losing $500 in a prop bet to Eric Morris slow her down. After seeing a flop, Carmel led out for 5,000 and her opponent raised to 15,000. Petresco reraised to 30,000 and when the other player moved in she made the call. She'd flopped top set holding ; her opponent had bottom two pair with and was in a world of hurt. The board ran out and Carmel now sits with a 251,000 stack.
Matt Ross and Henning Granstad got all in preflop. Granstad held pocket kings and Ross held . The flop ran out and Ross chanted his famous line, "Snickers, Snickers, Snickers!"
The turn came the and the river the . Ross moved to 80,000 and Granstad dropped to 200,000.