Second Time Works for Michael Addamo
Wiktor Malinowski opened to 12,000 and Michael Addamo pushed all in, totaling 84,000. Malinowski folded and Addamo pulled in the pot.
On the very next hand, Malinowski raised to 12,000 and again Addamo shoved over the top, this time for 111,000. Malinowski elected to call and the two tabled their cards.
Michael Addamo: [ackc]
Wiktor Malinowski: [ahjd]
The board rolled out [qh6h5c8s3s] and Addamo’s ace-king held on for the pot, leaving Malinowski with just 36,000.
| Player | Chips | Change |
|---|---|---|
| Michael Addamo | 237,000 |
83,500  |
| Wiktor Malinowski | 36,000 |
-148,000  |
Vicent Bosca Ramon, Out-Kicked, Busts
Down to 145,000, Vicent Bosca Ramon moved all in from the small blind with [AhQs] over the top of an open to 13,000 from Timothy Adams. Unluckily for him, Adams had him out-kicked with [AsKd]; the [9sKh6hQd9d] board changed nothing and, with a final sip of orange juice, Bosca exited stage right.
| Player | Chips | Change |
|---|---|---|
| Timothy Adams | 836,000 |
174,000 |
| Vicent Bosca | Busted |
-181,000 |
Monsters in the Blinds Swing Second-in-Chips Spot to Ivan Leow
It folded to Jason Koon in the small blind who limped with [QhQc]. Big blind (and very recent addition to the livestreamed table) Ivan Leow found [KsKh] and raised to 22,000. Back to Koon who repopped it to 85,000 and before you could say “massive cooler” Leow had jammed for 457,000 and Koon made the call.
The board ran out [8c9s4dasJh] giving the near overall chip lead to Leow at the expense of the man who’d held it at the start of the day.
| Player | Chips | Change |
|---|---|---|
| Ivan Leow | 920,000 |
445,000 |
| Jason Koon | 187,000 |
-388,000 |
Timofey Kuznetzov Shoves on Kahle Burns
Michael Addamo opened to 12,000 from under the gun, Kahle Burns called in the cutoff and Timofey Kuznetzov defended his big blind.
The dealer fanned out [kdjs2s] on the flop and all three players checked to the [7s] turn card. Kuznetzov led out for 30,000, Addamo called and Burns raised it up to 90,000.
Kuznetzov used two time extension cards on the way to a decision, moving all in for a total of 211,00. Addamo folded and Burns snapped, putting the Russian at risk.
Kuznetzov tabled [5s4s] for a turned flush and was ahead when Burns tabled [kskc], giving him a set with the higher flush draw. A [7c] hit the river, filling up Burns who pulled in the pot, sending Kuznetzov out the door.
| Player | Chips | Change |
|---|---|---|
| Kahle Burns | 560,000 |
310,000 |
| Timofey Kuznetsov | Busted |
-380,500 |
Reixach Hoped for Triple Up; Found the Rail
Sergi Reixach found an open button and moved all in with [Kd5d] for 37,000 (six big blinds). Both small blind Vicent Bosca Ramon, with [Qh9h] and big blind Luc Greenwood, with [KhJs], made the call.
Reixach must have been delighted with his chances for a triple up as the flop of [5sKs3h] brought him top two pair, but after both blinds checked, the [Jh] turn changed everything. Bosca bet his flush draw for 70,000 and Greenwood – with the new top two – called, making the side pot bigger than the main.
The river was the [7c]. Bosca Ramon took a minute to ponder, then check-folded to Greenwood’s 80,000 bet. Reixach made a sound like, “Ohhh,” when he got the bad news that his two pair were no good.
| Player | Chips | Change |
|---|---|---|
| Luc Greenwood | 549,000 |
241,000 |
| Vicent Bosca | 181,000 |
-201,000 |
| Sergi Reixach | Busted |
-105,000 |
Alexey Rybin Catches a Dream Flop But Still Walks
The flop read [qs4d3d], Ben Heath bet 16,000 and Adrian Mateos called. Alexey Rybin raised to 50,000 and Heath three-bet to 165,000.
Mateos ducked and Rybin moved his 380,000 stack into the middle, Heath snap-called.
Alexey Rybin: [qdtd]
Ben Heath: [ad9d]
Rybin was ahead until the [ac] landed on the turn, giving Heath a pair of rockets to take the lead. A [jh] sealed the pot for Heath who sent Rybin to the rail.
| Player | Chips | Change |
|---|---|---|
| Benjamin Heath | 1,270,000 |
370,000 |
| Alexey Rybin | Busted |
-305,000 |
Adams Continues to Put Greenwood to the Test
Luc Greenwood and big blind Timothy Adams both caught a pice of a heads up flop of [Ah8h5s], Adams having called a preflop raise to 14,000. Adams checked with [8s9h] and Greenwood bet his top pair ([Ac7s]) to the tune of 24,000; call. The turn [8c] brought Adams trips, which he bet, leading out 28,000. Greenwood made the call but declined to call his river bet of 140,000 on the [6d].
| Player | Chips | Change |
|---|---|---|
| Timothy Adams | 662,000 |
117,000 |
| Luc Greenwood | 308,000 |
-80,000 |
Kenney Busts, Despite “So Many Outs”
Bryn Kenney raised in late position to 13,000 (86,000 behind) with [7c8c], then called a threebet from small blind Vicent Bosca, who held [AsKd]. The flop brought every draw imaginable for Kenney, who called when Bosca set him all in, but missed the lot of them as the turn and river brought the [Qh6s].
“Almost too many outs,” he’d said ominously.
| Player | Chips | Change |
|---|---|---|
| Vicent Bosca | 382,000 |
227,500 |
| Bryn Kenney | Busted |
-141,500 |
Back to Back Queens for Koon; Second Lot Bust Soyza
Jason Koon opened to 12,000 with [QsQh], called by button Timothy Adams alone with [AdJs]. A flop of [Ah9c7s] saw Koon check-fold to a bet from Adams of 30,000.
Next hand, Koon picked up [QsQc], raised to 12,000 again, and found Michael Soyza jamming for 81,000 behind him with [AcTc]. Koon made the call and a house with the [JhJc7cjs5h] runout. Soyza’s period on the feature table has lasted all of one orbit, if that.
| Player | Chips | Change |
|---|---|---|
| Michael Soyza | Busted |
-271,500 |
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