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We found recent bracelet winner Nick Schulman and a short-stacked opponent looking down at a board of 
.
With over 20,000 in the pot, Schulman's opponent checked and Shulman fired a bet of 9,500. Schulman's opponent tanked for over a minute before finally tossing in the calling chips.
"You got it," said Schulman, who threw away his hand. His opponent showed 
for a pair of aces and took down the pot.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
160,000
-20,000
|
-20,000 |
|
||
flop. Both players checked here and then also checked the 
turn.
river, Yea's opponent checked and after just a few moments, Yea fired out 11,200. A call would see Yea almost sigh as he flicked over 
. His opponent's 
, and Bardah continued with a bet of 2,900. The button called, and the big blind tossed his cards away, leaving the table to join others streaming out of the Amazon.
and Bardah checked. His opponent fired a bet of 6,400, and Bardah responded with a big check-raise to 20,000 which his opponent called.
for a wheel and big double-up before dinner.
. Ziv Bachar was heads up on the button, and his opponent bet out 11,000. Bachar called, and the river brought the 
. Bachar's opponent fired out 15,300, with 30,500 behind. Barchar thought for about 20 seconds before grabbing enough orange T5,000 chips to put his opponent all in.
. His opponent slammed his hand on the table, and said that he folded a ten.
on the river would see Arieh again check and this time Arieh would check behind. Here is how the cards looked at showdown.
and Allen Kessler bet out 2,500. Kessler's opponent sat on Kessler's direct left and raised to 6,500. Kessler then three-bet and his opponent four-bet all in. Kessler made the call and because he was shorter in chips he was the one at risk. Cards were flipped over and it was Kessler who was well ahead.
on the river washed those dreams away. Kessler now sits around 67,500.