An Early Six-Bet Jam from Obara
Jun Obara and Tien Dung Pham got into a raising war early in the day at Table 2 that began with Obara opening from the cutoff. Pham then three-bet to 3,000 from the small blind and Obara responded with a four-bet to 7,800.
Pham wasn't having any of that and put in a five-bet to 18,000, which the dealer initially thought was a call and she began collecting the pot before the table informed her of the raise. Obara wasted no time six-bet jamming with a stack of about 45,000 and Pham called after a few seconds.
Jun Obara: 
Tien Dung Pham: 
No, it wasn't aces over kings, but instead a fair fight between nines and ace-king. Obara took the lead when the flop came 
to pair his ace and he improved to Broadway on the 
runout to earn him the double, while Pham was left with a short stack during the first level of play.
| Jogador | Fichas | Progresso |
|---|---|---|
|
90,000
90,000
|
90,000 |
|
15,000 |
before the river brought Orpaz the 
for the two-out victory to snatch the huge pot and make Korzinin one of the day's earliest eliminations
turn and Yaghmai checked back.
and Madani checked. Parssinen checked back. Madani showed 
for a pair of tens and Parssinen nodded his head in defeat as he mucked his cards.
turn and her opponent called.
and Kade shuffled a chip through her fingers before betting 4,000. Mandic snap-called. Kade had apparently been bluffing as she tossed her cards to the dealer without showing. Mandic then took in the pot without having to reveal his holding.
