Ben Tollerene raised the pot from the cutoff and James Calderaro called on the button. On the flop, Tollerene continued for 125,000 and Calderaro called.
The fell on the turn and Tollerene moved all in for his last 435,000, which Calderaro called with the words, "OK, I call," after brief consideration.
Alexey Rybin raised to 125,000 from the button and James Calderaro called in the big blind, having just arrived and still stacking his chips.
"Did you look at your cards?" Rybin asked.
Calderaro replied, "No, it's Omaha."
The flop fell and both players checked. On the turn, Calderaro bet 200,000 and Rybin called before the was checked. Calderaro showed and won the pot.
"That's a big hand, especially in the dark," Dan Smith added.
Dario Sammartino raised to 150,000 the next hand and Rybin called, as did Calderaro in the small blind. On the flop, all three players checked. Calderaro bet 220,000 on the turn and just Rybin called. The river brought no betting action and Calderaro showed for a set of sevens. "Well done," Rybin admitted and mucked.
Martin Kozlov opened from the button with a raise to 105,000, William Kakon called from the small blind, and Bryce Yockey announced a pot-sized three-bet to 520,000 from the big blind. Both his opponents folded and Yockey showed as he dragged in the chips.
"I'm a high-low player, guys," said Yockey with a smile.
James Park raised the pot to 175,000 from under the gun, Alexey Rybin reraised the pot from the small blind, Park four-bet shoved for about 1,350,000, and Rybin called.
Park:
Rybin:
The board came down , giving Rybin tens and fours to eliminate Park in 11th place.
James Park limped in from the small blind and Dan Smith raised the pot. Park folded.
One hand later, Smith limped the small blind and Dario Sammartino checked in the big blind. On the flop, Smith checked and called a bet of 75,000 by Sammartino. The appeared on the turn and Smith checked again. Sammartino made it 165,000 to go and that won the pot.
Alexey Rybin raised to 125,000 from under the gun and Aaron Katz called in the small blind. Dario Sammartino raised the pot to 500,000 in the big blind and both of his opponents called to set up a massive 1.5 million pot to the flop of . Katz moved all in for 410,000 and Sammartino reraised the pot, forcing out Rybin.
Aaron Katz:
Dario Sammartino:
"Let's get lucky once," Katz said and then asked for clubs after the turn before noticing Sammartino's nut flush draw. The river was the blank and Sammartino scooped the pot with a set of aces, eliminating Katz in 12th place for $70,421.
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flop, Tollerene continued for 125,000 and Calderaro called.
fell on the turn and Tollerene moved all in for his last 435,000, which Calderaro called with the words, "OK, I call," after brief consideration.
and Tollerene doubled.
and both players checked. On the 
turn, Calderaro bet 200,000 and Rybin called before the 
was checked. Calderaro showed 
and won the pot.
turn and just Rybin called. The 
as he dragged in the chips.
. Katz moved all in for 410,000 and Sammartino reraised the pot, forcing out Rybin.
