Isaac Haxton Reaches for an Add On
Isaac Haxton was all in holding [2h][2d] against Phil Hellmuth and his [ad][jh].
The dealer spread a [5c][qc][as][9c][8c] board and Hellmuth stacked Haxton and forced him to use his first add on.
Fedor Holz Spikes a River Against Matthias Eibinger
Matthias Eibinger raised to 4,000 under the gun and Cary Katz called from the cutoff. Fedor Holz three-bet to 18,000 on the button and Eibinger called. Katz folded and they were heads-up to a flop of [7d][7c][6c].
Eibinger checked and Holz bet 10,500. Eibinger called. The turn was the [8h] and both players checked to the [jh] river. Eibinger bet 14,000 and Holz called.
Eibinger showed [tc][th] and Holz won the pot with [qh][jc]
Rainer Kempe Doubles Through Phil Hellmuth
Rainer Kempe moved all in for about 25,000 from the small blind on a flop of [Qc][9d][6d] and Phil Hellmuth called from middle position. Kempe showed [Qh][9h] and had Hellmuth’s [9c][8c] drawing to runners.
The turn was the [Ad] and the river was the [Jh]. Hellmuth was drawing dead on the turn and Kempe doubled up.
“I’m never folding second pair to you,” said Hellmuth after the hand with a laugh.
Nick Petrangelo and His Three Sailboats
Four players committed 4,000 preflop to see a [3s][4c][9d] flop that was checked round.
The turn landed the [th] and Rainer Kempe led out from the small blind for 11,000. Nick Petrangelo bumped it up from the big blind to 30,000 as Phil Hellmuth and Koray Aldemir folded.
Kempe called, and when the river landed the [jc], he checked to Petrangelo who moved all in for 70,500.
Kempe tossed in a time bank, and then eventually made the call.
Petrangelo revealed his [4s][4h] for a set, and Kempe was forced to reveal his [ts][8s].
Cary Katz Takes it on the River
It was a battle of the blinds between Cary Katz in the small blind and Fedor Holz in the big blind. On a flop of [8h][4c][3h], Katz checked and Holz bet 5,000.
Katz called and the turn was the [7h]. Katz checked again and Holz checked behind. The river was the [6d] and Katz bet 15,000. Holz folded and Katz dragged the pot.
Nick Petrangelo Down to His Last Add On
With around 87,500 in the middle and the flop reading [ts][qh][8s], Nick Petrangelo checked out of the small blind to Bryn Kenney in the big blind.
Kenney dropped in a stack of light blue 5,000-denomination chips amounting to a bet of 100,000 to effectively put Petrangelo all in.
Petrangelo used his full extension of free time and then called all in for 68,000.
Petrangelo: [ad][td]
Kenney: [ac][qc]
Petrangelo was in dominated shape, and when the [7c] and [7s] run out on the turn and river, he tossed in his final add on chip as Kenney collected the pot to climb into the chip lead.
Giuseppe Iadisernia Bricks Flush Draw and Hits the Rail
Giuseppe Iadisernia limped under the gun and Nick Petrangelo raised to 4,500 in the cutoff. Bryn Kenney called on the button, and Iadisernia called also.
The flop landed [ah][6h][2h] and Iadisernia led out for 11,000. Petrangelo folded, and as Kenney’s time was about to expire, he raised to 75,000. Iadisernia looked back at his hole cards, and then called all in for 53,500 total.
Iadisernia: [kh][td]
Kenney: [as][js]
Iadisernia would need a heart to stay alive, but when the [tc] landed on the turn, he now had additional outs with any king or ten.
The river landed the [ad] and Iadisernia was eliminated from Super High Roller Bowl V.
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Sean Winter Doubles Through Chris Kruk
On a flop of [9c][5c][2s], Sean Winter got all in for 24,500 out of the big blind against Chris Kruk in the cutoff. Kruk showed [kc][7c] and needed a king or a club against Kruk’s [js][jh].
The turn was the [9s], keeping Kruk in the lead, but the river was the [ks]. Winter missed his flush, but hit his overcard to make the best hand and doubled through Kruk.
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