Ryan Phan Eliminated By Ankush Mandavia
Jul 21, '17
Ankush Mandavia raised to 85,000 and Ryan Phan moved all in for about 550,000. Mandavia quickly called with A
K
and had Phan dominated with AJ
.
The board fell 9
74K2 and Phan was eliminated.
The players are now redrawing for the ten-handed, unofficial final table. Stay tune for the draw and player chip counts.
Player Tags: Ankush Mandavia, Ryan Phan
Ryan Phan Doubles Through Dimitar Danchev
Jul 21, '17
Dimitar Danchev raised to 65,000 from the cutoff and from the button Ryan Phan three-bet to 135,000.
Danchev called and the flop brought the KQ5. Danchev checked and Phan bet 120,000.
Danchev announced that he was all-in and Phan snap called for 475,000 with the KQ for top two. Danchev was drawing to the straight with J10.
The turn brought the K to give Phan the boat and lock up the hand. The 9 on the river completed Danchev’s straight but it was too little, too late.
Phan now sits with 1,300,000 while Danchev fell to 1,225,000.
Player Tags: Ryan Phan
Ryan Phan Doubles Through Tamer Kamel
Jul 21, '17
Chip leader Tamer Kamel took a big hit by doubling up Ryan Phan to his direct left. We caught the action on a board reading J1074, with Kamel betting 131,000 and Phan shoving for 346,000 total. Kamel went deep into the tank before making the call with 84, while Phan tabled KJ and he was in good shape to double up. The river bricked for Kamel.
Phan was up to around 1 million in chips, while Kamel was under 2 million.
Player Tags: Tamer Kamel, Ryan Phan
Kurt Fitzgerald Busts In 25th Place ($18,555)
Jul 21, '17
Kurt Fitzgerald moved all in for about 205,000 with 8-8 and was called by the pocket aces of Ryan Phan. The board ran out A-6-2-6-8, giving Phan the full house and the win. He was up to about 670,000, while Fitzgerald, who entered the day 13th of 34, was sent packing. Phan came into day 4 with the second shortest stack.
Player Tags: Kurt Fitzgerald, Ryan Phan
The player under the gun raised to 1,300 and Ryan Phan three-bet to 2,600 from middle position. Action folded back to the original raiser, who called.