With about 25,000 chips already in the middle and the board reading , Gustavo Prato checked from the big blind to his lone opponent, Julio Belluscio, who was in middle position. Belluscio bet 7,000 and Prato called.
The fell on the river and Prato checked. Belluscio bet again, 18,000 this time, and Prato quickly called. Belluscio flipped over having flopped top and bottom pair and rivered aces full. Prato showed for queens full and Belluscio took the pot.
Action folded around to the blinds where Pedro Betancor was in the small blind. Brett Trevillian jokes and motioned to fold even before Betancor could touch his chips. He then laughed and patted Betancor on the back, to which Betancor smiled and laughed as well. Eventually, Betancor decided to raise, making it 3,800. Trevillian took a look at his cards and called.
The flop came down . Betancor opted to lead out, betting 5,500. Trevillian thought for a moment, then raised to 12,500. Action was back to Betancor and he dropped into the tank. He thought for a while before raising it up to 30,000. Trevillian quickly moved all in and Betancor called even quicker.
Trevillian:
Betancor:
"Ten-six?" Trevillian said incredulously. "Are you kidding me?"
The turn was the .
"Oh man, there goes my ten out," Trevillian said.
The river was the completing the board. That was it for Trevillian as when the stacks were counted out, it was discovered he had just a bit less than Betancor, and he was eliminated from the tournament while Betancor picked up the pot bolstering him to one of the larger stacks in the room.
Catching the action on the flop, with a board of Gustavo Prato, the winner the PokerStars Festival Uruguay PokerStars Cup for $9,600, was facing off against Team PokerStars Pro Leo Fernandez. Prato checked over to Fernandez who put out a bet of 5,000. Prato then moved all in with a covering stack. Fernandez tanked for a while then called all in for less with his stack of roughly 50,000 chips.
Prato:
Fernandez:
The turn was the putting Fernandez in a deep hole, but keeping him live with a draw to the same straight, but the river was the and that was it for the Team PokerStars Pro who hits the rail early here on Day 2 well before the money.
A preflop confrontation left Leo Giacoia all in for his tournament life. He was all in for roughly 16,000 and chip leader Halysson Sala called.
Sala:
Giacoia:
Giacoia was way behind and needed to catch a ten or some kind of straight or spade flush to stay alive. The board rolled out though which didn't improve Giacoia at all and he was eliminated from the tournament.
With about 9,000 chips already in the middle on a flop of , PokerStars Team Pro Leo Fernandez checked from the big blind and Juan Guillenea bet 5,100 from under the gun. The button folded and Fernandez called.
The turn brought the and Fernandez checked. Guillenea bet 7,500 and Fernandez called.
The fell on the river and Fernandez checked a third time. Guillenea bet once more, 16,000 this time, and after a few moments of thought, Fernandez called. Guillenea tabled for a flopped set of tens, prompting Fernandez to tap the felt and toss his cards into the muck.
On a board of with roughly 7,000 chips in the middle, Carlos Segarra had a bet of 25,100 in front of him. Action was back to Andre Hajjar and he moved all in for about twice the size of the bet. Segarra was in the tank when we approached. Eventually, he decided to call and their hands were turned up.
Segarra:
Hajjar:
Hajjar was behind but he had outs to any king or any spade, since a nine would make Segarra a straight and a seven would make him a full house. The river thought was the not completing any of Hajjars outs and he was eliminated from the tournament while Segarra collected the pot.
Ramiro Petrone raised to 3,500 from early position, the hijack and cutoff both called, and Ernesto Panno also called from the button.
The flop fell and action checked around to Panno who bet 8,000. Petrone called and both other players folded.
The turn brought the and Petrone checked. Panno slid out a stack of orange T-1,000 chips that looked like about 20,000 total, Petrone folded, and Panno took the pot.
The Eventual Winner's Trophy as well as the High Roller Trophy
Prizepool information has been posted. The winner of this event will eventually take home $76,155. With 260 total players, the total prize pool for the event amassed $379,755. A min-cash for this event is worth $2,620 and a total of 39 players will be paid, which means about half of the remaining field will need to drop before payday. A final table appearance will be worth $7,940 with nine players making the official final table.
A full list of payouts will be posted in the payouts section briefly.
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, Gustavo Prato checked from the big blind to his lone opponent, Julio Belluscio, who was in middle position. Belluscio bet 7,000 and Prato called.
fell on the river and Prato checked. Belluscio bet again, 18,000 this time, and Prato quickly called. Belluscio flipped over 
having flopped top and bottom pair and rivered aces full. Prato showed 
for queens full and Belluscio took the pot.
. Betancor opted to lead out, betting 5,500. Trevillian thought for a moment, then raised to 12,500. Action was back to Betancor and he dropped into the tank. He thought for a while before raising it up to 30,000. Trevillian quickly moved all in and Betancor called even quicker. 
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and that was it for the Team PokerStars Pro who hits the rail early here on Day 2 well before the money.
fell on the river and Fernandez checked a third time. Guillenea bet once more, 16,000 this time, and after a few moments of thought, Fernandez called. Guillenea tabled 
with roughly 7,000 chips in the middle, Carlos Segarra had a bet of 25,100 in front of him. Action was back to Andre Hajjar and he moved all in for about twice the size of the bet. Segarra was in the tank when we approached. Eventually, he decided to call and their hands were turned up.
and action checked around to Panno who bet 8,000. Petrone called and both other players folded.