Level 9
: Blinds 1,000/1,500, 1,500 ante
Jimmy D'Ambrosio has sent another two players to the rail.
He recounted to PokerNews that he knocked out Andy Philachack with queen-jack against pocket tens preflop, in a rematch of a previous encounter.
He also knocked out another tablemate who shoved for 26,000 and D'Ambrosio called with seven-six holding a big stack. He turned two pair and sent the short stack to the rail who was holding ace-king suited.
"It's the toughest big blind in town," he said. "They are all on notice they can bust at any moment."
The TV cameras were focused on him as PN left, and he holds a big stack heading into the last level of the night.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
357,000
-3,000
|
-3,000 |
but unfortunately for Suriano, Lie's aces held up to take down the pot and send him to the rail.
, as Stepuchi turned over 
.
and Bai knocked out "Frank the Tank," who wished the table luck before checking his watch to see if he can still make a prior appointment.
and Opponent 1 continued for 3,500. Khun raised to 9,000 and both Durante and Opponent 1 called. Opponent 2 folded.
and Opponent 1 jammed for 16,500. Khun called the all in and Durante re-jammed for around 66,000. Khun called and all hands were put on their backs, to the entire table's surprise.
river didn't matter as he skyrockets to over 168,000 just before the dinner break.
flop and the three-bettor continued with a bet. Smith raised it up, the third player shoved for 85,000 and the three-bettor folded. Smith was in the tank and called.
ace on the turn for the full house and the 
river bricked off to send him a huge pot before dinner.
turn before the 
for a made flush into the muck. Addison returned his cards face down to the dealer as he got the pot in return.
and both players checked to the 
a flush to take down the pot.