$10,000 No-Limit Hold'em MAIN EVENT - World Championship (Event #73)

In a battle of the blinds, the flop showed     and Bryan Campanello bet 1,400, which Teunis Kooij called. The   turn was checked by Campanello and he called a bet of 3,500 by Kooij before both checked down the   river.

Campanello announced ace-high an Kooij had the winning hand with   .

Gary Blackwood	450,000	85,000
Bryan Campanello	324,000	-31,000
Owais Ahmed	175,000	35,000
Fabio Freitas	125,000	60,000
Robert Heidorn	110,000	35,000
Alexandre Reard	100,000	30,000
Zizheng Huang	95,000	35,000
Alexandre Mantovani	80,000	-30,000
Teunis Kooij	55,000	25,000
Mark Bixler	0	-74,600

Jeffrey Pringle raised to 2,500 on the cutoff and the player in the big blind three-bet shoved for 13,300. Pringle thought for a long while, then made the call.

Opponent:   
Jeffrey Pringle:   

The flop came     giving Pring's opponent a flush draw and the turn was the   giving him an open-ended straight draw as well. But the   filled up the board and Pringle raked in the pot, eliminating his opponent.

Jeffrey Pringle

127,000

25,800

Following the turn of a      board with about 16,000 in the pot, Mo Arani bet 9,000 from the hijack and Rory Brown called from the cutoff.

The river was the  , Arani bet 16,000 and Brown folded.

Rory Brown	532,000	-16,000
Mo Arani	110,000	20,000

The flop read     with almost 6,000 in the middle already.

Connor Drinan checked his big blind and Michael Tureniec led out for 2,500 from the hijack which Drinan called.

The turn brought them the  , Drinan now check-called the 5,300 bet of Tureniec.

The river completed the board with the   and Drinan took over the initiative by betting 12,500. Tureniev took some time to contemplate his options and then decided to make the call but mucked when he saw Drinan tabled    for the straight.

Connor Drinan	190,000	77,000
Michael Tureniec	58,000	10,500

Aditya Systla raised it up from middle position and was called by Clayton Kalisek in the hijack and Chris Johnson in the big blind. The dealer spread the flop of     which started a flurry of action.

Johnson checked to Systla who continued for 4,500. Kalisek called and Johnson check-raised to 20,000. Systla thought for a minute before sticking in a re-raise to 50,000. Kalisek frustratingly folded    which he showed to half of the table before Johnson moved all in for 83,100. Systla quickly called and the cards were tabled.

Chris Johnson:   
Aditya Systla:   

Systla was unaware that two of his outs were already mucked. The   landed on the turn and the   paired the board on the river. Johnson improved to a full house to score a big double up through Systla.

Chris Johnson	178,000	80,700
Clayton Kalisek	125,800	-10,700
Aditya Systla	101,500	-87,600

Leo Margets is no longer in her seat and players at the table confirmed that she four-bet all in with her short stack and ran ace-queen into pocket aces with predictable results.

Yuri Dzivielevski has been spotted with a big stack in the Orange section and Scott Baumstein also boosted his stack as of lately. Baumstein just three-bet a raise by Matt Waxman from 3,000 to 10,000 and Waxman reluctantly folded.

Georgios Karakousis	370,000	16,300
Yuri Dzivielevski	355,000	133,100
Scott Baumstein	270,000	92,500
Phillip Hui	210,000	86,400
Huidong Gu	185,000	87,800
Michael Kane	155,000	125,700
Alexandru Papazian	142,000	-21,000
Matt Waxman	120,000	52,400
Jean-Robert Bellande	120,000	58,000
Neculai Macovei	90,000	-35,300
Anson Tsang	80,000	80,000
Raffaele Sorrentino	57,000	-37,100
Frederic Delval	50,000	-42,100
Andy Bloch	45,000	19,700
Donnacha O'Dea	32,000	-28,000
Pierre Calamusa	0	-85,000
Leo Margets	0	-11,200

With 7,500 in the middle the player in the big blind checked to Alan Brodsky on a flop of     and he fired out 7,000 which the big blind called.

The   fell on the turn and Brodsky's opponent check-called once again, this time for 10,000. The dealer put out the   on the river and both players checked. The big blind tabled    eights and fives while Brodsky tabled the winning    for tens and fives and the pot was shipped to him.

Alan Brodsky

66,500

6,500

Aaron Wilson raised to 2,500 from early position and saw Artem Zverkhovskyy three-bet all in for 23,000 from the next seat.

The action folded back around to Wilson, and he went into thinking mode after Zverkhovskyy's chip count was confirmed.

Wilson had 85,000 behind and after close to a minute had passed, he called.

Aaron Wilson:   
Artem Zverkhovskyy:   

Wilson found himself ahead, and when the flop came down    , he held his advantage. The   on the turn gave Zverkhovskyy additional outs, and when the   appeared on the river, Zverkhovskyy retook his seat having secured the runner-runner straight to double in unlikely circumstances.

Jeffrey Smith	108,000	67,000
Aaron Wilson	61,000	61,000
Artem Zverkhovskyy	49,000	25,100