Cary Katz Falls to Fedor Holz
On one of the final hands of the night, Cary Katz shoved all in with [7h][5h] for a straight draw against Fedor Holz and his top set of jacks.
Katz found no improvement on the turn or river, and he was eliminated from Super High Roller Bowl V.
Bill Klein: “Merry Christmas, and Happy Holidays”
David Peters opened to 9,000 from under the gun and Rick Salomon three-bet the small blind to 29,000. From the big blind, Bill Klein moved all in for 122,000 and Peters folded. Salomon called, and the cards were tabled.
Klein: [qh][qc]
Salomon: [ah][kc]
“Whatever happens, Merry Christmas, and happy holidays!” utters Klein before the board is run out.
The dealer spread a [as][4s][ks] flop to thrust Salomon into the lead and left Klein drawing to one of the last remaining queens in the deck.
The turn and river landed the [8d] and [3s], and Klein was eliminated from Super High Roller Bowl V.
Quads for Daniel Negreanu; Dan Smith Makes Great Fold
(from the PokerGO Live Stream)
From the button, Dan Smith opened to 10,000 holding [kd][js] and Daniel Negreanu called in the big blind holding [8h][7h].
Negreanu checked dark as the dealer spread the [8c][8s][7c] flop. Smith checked behind as the [8d] landed on the turn and Negreanu tossed in 10,000.
Smith called, and the river landed the [jc]. Negreanu bet 50,000 and as Smith thought for a little, he then tossed in a time bank before raising to 140,000.
Negreanu quickly announced he was all in for 387,000 having Smith covered as he had just 78,000 behind.
Smith used three time banks before eventually deciding upon a great fold with a full house against Negreanu’s quads.
Alex Foxen’s Aces Cracked by Stephen Chidwick
From the button, Alex Foxen raised to 10,000 before Stephen Chidwick three-bet the small blind to 40,000. Foxen responded by moving all in for roughly 207,000, and Chidwick called.
Chidwick: [jd][jc]
Foxen: [ah][ac]
The dealer spread a [tc][jh][td] flop to thrust Chidwick into the lead.
The turn of the [9h], and river of the [3c] changed little, and Foxen was forced to use his first add for a fresh 100,000 in chips.
Ben Tollerene Loses a Flip, Uses His Last Add-On
Ben Tollerene raised on the button and Justin Bonomo moved all in out of the big blind. Tollerene quickly called and it was off to the races for Tollerene’s last 70,000 with his [7c][7s] against Bonomo’s [ah][kc].
The flop was [ks][qc][5h] and Bonomo moved out in front with top pair. Tollerene needed a seven, but the turn was the [5c] and the river was the [3d]. Tollerene was felted for the second time this level and used his last add-on to get his last 100,000 in chips.
Stephen Chidwick Shoves Turn on David Peters
David Peters opened his button to 11,000 before Stephen Chidwick three-bet to 55,000 from the big blind.
Peters called, and when the flop landed [ts][tc][8s], Chidwick continued for 35,000.
Peters called, and the [qh] landed on the turn. Chidwick used a time bank and then moved all in for 208,000. Peters quickly folded.
Ben Tollerene Eliminated by Sean Winter
Ben Tollerene moved all in from under the gun for 33,000 and Sean Winter called from middle position. Everybody else got out of the way and the cards were tabled.
Tollerene showed [ac][qh] and was flipping with Winter’s [8d][8h]. The board ran out [9h][6h][5c][ks][2h] and Winter won the flip to felt Tollerene and force him to use another add-on chip. Tollerene gets a fresh 100,000 and has one more add-on chip remaining. Winter chipped up and still has two remaining.
Stephen Chidwick Doubles Through Bill Klein
On a flop of [2d][7s][as] with close to around 70,000 in the middle, Stephen Chidwick is all in for his last 99,000 against Bill Klein.
Klein: [ah][jc]
Chidwick: [ac][kd]
The at-risk Chidwick holds the advantage, and when the [4d] and [qh] completed the board on the turn and river, he doubled through.
Stephen Chidwick Cracks Aces, Doubles Through Dan Cates
Stephen Chidwick moved all in on the button for 60,000 and Dan Cates called out of the small blind. Cates showed [ad][ah] and was in fantastic shape against Chidwick, who was in for his last add-on chip, who tabled [qd][jd].
The flop was [kd][qs][5c], giving Chidwick some hope with a backdoor flush draw and second pair. The turn was the [8h], keeping Cates in the lead, but the river was the [jh] and Chidwick rivered two pair to win the pot and double up.
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