Hands #25-28: Aces Versus Aces
Hand #25: Ben Heath limped in from the small blind and big blind Chance Kornuth checked. Heath checked on 
and Kornuth took down the pot with a bet of 120,000 as Heath folded.
Hand #26: Dmitry Yurasov raised to 175,000 under the gun plus one and everyone folded.
Hand #27: Yurasov, now under the gun, made it 175,000 once more and picked up the blinds and ante as everyone folded again.
Hand #28: Andrew Lichtenberger opened under the gun plus one for 160,000 and Ben Heath in the hijack called. Sam Soverel three-bet to 875,000 from the button with 730,000 behind. Small blind Elio Fox, Soverel's neighbor, thought about it for a bit before he four-bet to 2,065,000.
The big blind, Lichtenberger, and Heath all folded right away, Soverel was quick to call all in.
Sam Soverel: 
Elio Fox: 
While Soverel said he didn't have a good feeling about it, he was freerolling after the 
flop. The 
turn made for a definite chop, the 
on the river was there just for good measure.
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landed on the turn. Lichtenberger led out for 180,000 and Fox called to see the 
on the turn. Lichtenberger checked this and Fox bet 450,000 which got a snap-fold from Lichtenberger.
sprung him into the lead. The 
on the turn and the 
on the river were no help to Petrangelo who sent over a double up.
and folded just about as soon as the latter reached for chips.
against Soverel's 
. The board ran out 
and the two players chopped the pot.
and both players checked to the 
on the turn.
completed the board. Soverel quickly checked and Yurasov knuckled the table as well. Soverel turned over 
and Yurasov conceded the pot.
, 
and Soverel showed a winner with 
for the best hand and dragged in the chips.
landed on the river.