Jeff Smith opened for 25,000 under the gun only to have Dylan Linde three-bet all in from the hijack. Sean Giesbrecht then called off from the button, the blinds folded, and Smith got out of the way.
Giesbrecht:
Linde:
It was a bad spot for Giesbrecht, and things weren't looking good on the flop. The turn was kind as it gave him a flush draw, but the river would fail to complete it.
Giesbrecht will take home $11,645 for his 16th-place finish.
Nghiahiep Nguyen opened for 25,000 from the cutoff and Brandon Garrity responded by moving all in from the button. The blinds both folded and Nguyen opted to call.
Garrity:
Nguyen:
Garrity ran his pocket pair into one slightly better, and he paid the ultimate price after the board failed to help him.
Chris Hunichen raised from under the gun and called the three-bet of Frank Patti on the button to 55,000. On the flop, both players checked. Hunichen then bet 41,000 on the turn and fired again for 111,000 on the river. Patti moved all in and was called by . Patti showed and they chopped the pot. "The on the river would have been nice," Hunichen added.
From early position, Simeon Naydenov moved all in for exactly ten big blinds, 120,000 chips, and Dylan Linde one seat over on the button reshoved all in. The blinds got out of the way and Naydenov showed but he was dominated by . The board gave Linde a full house and Naydenov a trip to the payout desk.
Vinny Pahuja opened for 27,000 from the hijack and received a call from David Inselberg in the cutoff. The button folded, and then Frank Patti announced that he was all in from the small blind for 309,000. Pahuja moved all in over the top and that drove Inselberg from the hand.
Pahuja:
Patti:
It looked as if Patti had picked the wrong time to shove, but he found new life when the flop delivered him a set. Neither the turn nor river helped Pahuja, and he was left shaking his head as he sent about half his stack over to Patti.
We didn't catch the action until the river of a board because on the other table was just an all in showdown. However, we did see Frank Patti bet 60,000 and Chris Hunichen raised to 178,000. Patti clicked it back to 460,000 and after brief consideration, BigHuni made the call.
Rene Angelil was down to his last three big blinds and got into the big blind for the penultimate hand of the day. John Fontana raised to 35,000 and Jorge Vergara called on the button, Angelil tossed in his remaining chips.
Both players checked down the board and Montana then bet 20,000 on the river. Vergara called but mucked when shown from Montana, Angelil was eliminated with .
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flop. The 
turn was kind as it gave him a flush draw, but the 
river would fail to complete it.
board failed to help him.
flop, both players checked. Hunichen then bet 41,000 on the 
turn and fired again for 111,000 on the 
river. Patti moved all in and was called by 
. Patti showed 
but he was dominated by 
flop delivered him a set. Neither the 
turn nor 
board left Angelil with just above three big blinds.
for quads and Hunichen mucked.
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