Cary Katz Doubles Through Fedor Holz
Cary Katz moved all in from middle position for 16,500 and Fedor Holz called from the cutoff. Holz showed [as][4s] and was in the lead against Katz’s [kh][th].
Jason Koon was predicting the queen of hearts on the flop, but he was slightly off as it came [qs][6h][2h]. The turn was the [9s], which gave both players a flush draw, while Katz added a straight draw to his hand.
The river was the [3h] and Katz made the second-nut flush and doubled up. Both Katz and Holz each have one add-on remaining.
Cary Katz Doubles Through Adrian Mateos
Cary Katz was all in from under the gun for 40,500 against Adrian Mateos in the big blind.
Katz: [9d][9c]
Mateos: [ad][jc]
The board ran out [6s][9h][qc][4c][th] and Katz secured the double.
Rainer Kempe Eliminated by Bryn Kenney
Rainer Kempe got his last 85,000 into the middle preflop on the button against Bryn Kenney in the big blind. Kenney showed [ad][jh] and was in the lead against Kempe’s [kc][qs].
The board ran out [9d][7d][2h][3d][5h]. Kenney’s ace-high held up against Kempe’s king-high and Kempe hit the rail, while Kenney continued to close the gap between himself and Rick Salomon for the chip lead.
Stephen Chidwick Fades and Doubles
Stephen Chidwick is all in from the cutoff for 57,000 holding [ts][tc] against Rick Salomon in the small blind with his [qc][jc].
The dealer ran out a [8h][9s][2s][ks][6s] board and Chidwick secured the double.
Trips for Phil Hellmuth
Bryn Kenney limped the button, and Phil Hellmuth completed the small blind as Isaac Haxton checked his option in the big.
The flop landed [qd][3h][7h] and action checked round to Kenney who bet 4,000. Hellmuth and Haxton both called, and when the turn landed the [qs], action checked round.
The river fell the [9d] and after a Hellmuth check, Haxton bet 16,000. Kenney called, and Hellmuth snap-called behind him and tabled his [qc][4s] and both Haxton and Kenney mucked.
Christoph Vogelsang Eliminated by David Peters
Christoph Vogelsang found himself all in from the cutoff for about 40,000 on a flop of [js][8c[7s] against David Peters in the small blind.
Peters was in the lead with his [ad][jd], but had to fade a lot of cards against Vogelsang’s [qs][8s]. Vogelsang needed an eight, queen, or spade to double up and stay alive, but the [kc] came on the turn and the [7h] came on the river to send the pot to Peters and eliminate Vogelsang.
Rick Salomon Extends His Lead
Rick Salomon raised to 5,500 from the cutoff and Christoph Vogelsang three-bet to 18,500 on the button. Salomon called and they went heads-up to a flop of [qs][8c][8s].
Vogelsang checked and so did Salomon. The turn was the [3c] and Salomon bet 10,000. Vogelsang called. The river was the [2c] and Salomon bet enough to put Vogelsang all in for his last 62,000. Vogelsang folded and Salomon added to his chip lead.
Stephen Chidwick Uses First Add On
From under the gun, Stephen Chidwick shoved all in for 21,500 and Christoph Vogelsang isolated from the cutoff for his entire stack of 67,000.
Chidwick: [th][tc]
Vogelsang: [jc][jd]
The dealer spread a [9d][4d][kc][5s][2c] board and Vogelsand eliminated Chidwick and forced him to use his first add on for 100,000.
Alex Foxen and Daniel Cates Trade Blows
On a flop of [jh][5d][3h], Daniel Cates checked from the big blind and Alex Foxen bet 5,500 on the button. Cates called. The turn was the [9d] and Cates checked again. Foxen bet 22,000 and Cates called.
The river was the [kd] and Cates checked for a third time. Foxen bet 36,000 and Cates quickly called. Foxen showed [as][js], but Cates showed [ks][qc] to win the pot after spiking a king on the river.
On the very next hand, Foxen raised to 4,500 from the cutoff and Cates three-bet to 15,000 out of the small blind. Foxen called. The flop was [kh][td][9h] and Cates bet 13,000. Foxen raised to 32,000 and Cates called.
The turn was the [5h] and Cates checked. Foxen moved all in for 106,500 and Cates immediatley asked for a count from the dealer. After getting his answer, he thought for just a few moments before folding. Foxen mucked his hand and took the pot.
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