Ronald Dolliver limped from early position and Jonathan Bodden and Max Pescatori also limped from the button and small blind respectively. Jason Helder moved all in from the big blind and only Dolliver made the call.
Dolliver:
Helder:
The flop was and Helder was way ahead with a set of kings. The turn was the and Dolliver started calling for another club. Instead, the river was the and gave Dolliver the winning straight.
The opponent of Callum Morgan only had about 15,000 chips left and the table was broken soon after his elimination. It was the for Morgan and the for the opponent. The board ran out .
Arnaud Mattern defended his big blind against the raise from a player in early position and saw the flop. His opponent made the continuation bet and Mattern pushed him all in for about 30,000 in total. The opponent called with , but was in bad shape against the of the Frenchman.
Both the turn and river blanked and Mattern is close to six digits.
A player from early position opened to 3,200 and Ari Engel three-bet to 8,400 from the button. A player in the blind moved all in, the original raiser folded and Engel made the call.
In a battle of the blinds, we saw Will Givens and Derek Wolters in a rather innocent-looking pot at first. On the flop, the action escalated with a betting war, and Givens had put his opponent all in. Wolters called for his last 42,000 and Givens asked, "Did you flop it?"
Wolters didn't have the flush - only - but he was still ahead versus the of Givens. The turn and the river then sealed it, putting a big dent into the stack of Givens.
and Helder was way ahead with a set of kings. The turn was the 
and Dolliver started calling for another club. Instead, the river was the 
and gave Dolliver the winning straight.
for Morgan and the 
for the opponent. The board ran out 
.
flop. His opponent made the continuation bet and Mattern pushed him all in for about 30,000 in total. The opponent called with 
, but was in bad shape against the 
of the Frenchman.
- but he was still ahead versus the 
of Givens. The 
turn and the 
river then sealed it, putting a big dent into the stack of Givens.
