| Buy-In: | $4,850 + $150 |
|---|---|
| Prize Pool: | $762,129 |
| Entrants: | 162 |
Glen Chorny was all in holding J
J
against Isaac Baron’s A
K
.
The flop came down K106 and Chorny picked up his jacket to leave, but the Q hit the turn, giving Chorny new life.
Chorny needed an ace, nine or diamond to double up and the river was the 5.
Chorny now has over 800,000 in chips. Stay tuned for a complete chip count update.
There is pretty much nothing happening except a whole lot of raise-and-take-its at the final table. The blinds and antes will go up in a bit and hopefully force some more action.
The players have returned from the dinner break to increased blinds of 10,000-20,000 with a 2,000 ante.
The players are now on a 75-minute dinner break.
Here are the chip counts from the dinner break:
Michael Benvenuti — 740,000
Alex Keating — 760,000
Jimmy Tran — 575,000
Glen Chorny — 230,000
Isaac Baron — 1,750,000
Glen Chorny raised to 30,000 preflop and Alex Keating reraised all in for 228,000. Their cards:
Keting: QQ
Chorny: 1010
Board: 776AJ
Keating doubled up on the hand and he now holds close to 600,000.
Action folded to Erik Nomberg in the small blind and he moved all in for just over 140,000. Glen Chorny snap called with A9 and Nomberg showed a dominated A8.
The board came down 65210J and Nomberg was eliminated, giving Chorny back some of the chips he gave up to Baron.
HUGE POT BELOW — ISAAC BARON TAKES CHIP LEAD!!!
Glen Chorny raised on the button to 38,000 and Theo Tran moved all in for 261,000 in the small blind.
The action came to Isaac Baron in the big blind who asked for a count. After thinking it over, he announced all in for about 735,000. Chorny then asked for a count from the dealer and after a few moments, he decided to call as well.
Tran turned over AK, hoping the other two had pairs. He got his wish when Baron showed 99 and Chorny showed the superior 1010.
The board rolled out 76538 and Baron spiked a straight on the river to double up to a massive chip lead of over 1.7 million. Chorny was left with 595,000 and Tran was eliminated from the tournament.
Kathy Liebert moved all in for about 140,000 and Isaac Baron made the call from the big blind.
Liebert showed pocket kings and Baron showed pocket sevens. The board came out Q76Q4 and Baron’s full house eliminated Liebert from the tournament.
The players have returned from the break to increased blinds of 8,000-16,000 with a 2,000 ante.
| Career Winnings | Bracelets | Cashes | Final Tables |
| 1 |
Daniel Negreanu $22,796,598 |
|---|---|
| 2 |
Antonio Esfandiari $21,917,242 |
| 3 |
Phil Hellmuth $18,287,714 |
| 4 |
Justin Bonomo $17,819,209 |
| 5 |
Daniel Colman $17,413,655 |
| 6 |
Fedor Holz $15,683,806 |
| 7 |
Jonathan Duhamel $14,599,175 |
| 8 |
Ben Heath $14,335,683 |
| 9 |
Alex Foxen $14,205,643 |
| 10 |
Adrian Mateos $14,185,084 |
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