David Gerassi was out of position in a three-way pot on a board of 
and called when one of the opponents bet 4,500, while the other player folded.
Gerassi led out for 7,200 on the turn and his opponent called. Gerassi led out again for 17,000 on the 
river and his opponent folded, sending another pot to one of the biggest stacks in the Amazon Room.
At a nearby table, a player was all-in for 17,100 in the one-seat and the dealer accidentally mucked his hand, leaving him at risk and without cards.
After a few phone calls and walkie-talkie conversations, the floor ruled that the player would have to forfeit 1,200 to the pot, with his hand being dead, but could take back the rest of his stack.
"That's the best-case scenario," one player at the table said. "They would never pull your hand from the muck."
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
525,000
15,000
|
15,000 |
|
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, an early position player checked, Barry Greenstein bet 30,000 in middle position, and the hijack folded. The early position player pondered his options for over a minute, before putting in a stack to call.
for the nut flush and his opponent mucked as there was no hand he could have that would beat it.
flop gave Mizrachi a flush draw. 
, but the 
fell on the river completing Mizrachi's flush and ended Pillai's Main Event.
on the turn and the 
on the river. Milliad-Feral's ace-high held to double through Lacy.
flop changed nothing, and the 
and Xaytavone check-raised Cajelais' bet of 1,600 to 4,000 and Cajelais made the call.
and Xaytavone continued with aggression, betting 12,000. Cajelais wasn't going anywhere as he threw in the chips to call.
for trip nines on the flop, but was shown the bad news when Xaytavone tabled 
for a full house.
after a raise from Mishra, who called the jam. 
