In a heads up pot between Tyler Burke in position and Elia Ahmadian out of position, the flop came down and the action checked through to the on the turn. Ahmadian bet 50,000 and Burke called.
The river of was bet once more by Ahmadian to 125,000 and this time Burke tanked a little bit before making the call. "I got it," said Ahmadian who turned over for four of a kind.
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Table 103 is a table with three stacks all very large and right next to each other. They include bracelet winner Upeshka De Silva and pro Bart Lybaert.
There was a large pot in the middle of about 325,000. The board read . Robert Georato stared down a bet of 200,000 from his opponent.
He tanked for quite a while before sliding two stacks forward for the call. His opponent tabled the for nothing and Georato showed the and won the pot with the pair.
Ian O'Hara was on the button and he bet 45,000. Both blinds got out of the way quickly and O'Hara took down the modest pot to add to his large stack, which is one of the top ones in the room now.