Action folded around to Pedro Betancor in the hijack and he raised to 3,600. Brett Trevillian three-bet from the cutoff to 10,000, and after a few moments of thought, Betancor called.
The flop came and Betancor checked. Trevillian quickly moved all-in for what looked like about 28,000, putting Betancor to a decision for his stack. Betancor folded and Trevillian stacked the chips.
Days 1a and 1b of the inaugural PokerStars Festival Uruguay $1,650 buy-in Main Event drew a combined total of 261 entries, but only 86 players will take to the felt at noon local time on Wednesday when Day 2 play begins. Leading the way is Halysson Sala, who will take a 240,000-chip stack out of the bag, and just behind him are Francisco Araujo (226,000) and Day 1b chip leader Julio Arocena (223,000). Other than the top three, the only other player to bag a stack in excess of 200,000 chips was Chile's Juan Parra, who will begin Day 2 with 211,200. PokerStars Team Pro Leo Fernandez will also return for Day 2 play with a stack of 131,900.
Play on Day 2 is scheduled to continue until the end of level 20 (which would be 10 one-hour levels, like on both Day 1s) or until 24 players remain at the discretion of tournament staff. There will be a 20-minute break every two levels and an 80-minute dinner break following the end of level 16.
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and Betancor checked. Trevillian quickly moved all-in for what looked like about 28,000, putting Betancor to a decision for his stack. Betancor folded and Trevillian stacked the chips.
