Event #17: MILLIONAIRE MAKER No-Limit Hold'em

Jeffrey Gencarelli raised to 1,600,000 and Michael Gathy three-bet to 4,000,000.

Gencarelli went into the tank for a minute before calling.

The flop came     and Gencarelli checked. Gathy bet 1,000,000 and Gencarelli called.

On the turn  , Gencarelli led for 1,000,000 and Gathy called.

The river peeled the  , Gencarelli checked, and Gathy bet 3,600,000 to win the pot.

Michael Gathy	42,500,000	3,600,000
Jeffrey Gencarelli	3,600,000	-6,400,000

Daniel Lazrus raised to 1,900,000 and Ignacio Moron moved all-in for 7,400,000 total.

Lazrus let it go and Moron is back up over 10,000,000.

Daniel Lazrus	40,900,000	-1,800,000
Ignacio Moron	10,500,000	4,300,000

Jeffrey Gencarelli raised to 1.6 million in the hijack and Ignacio Moron defended the big blind.

The flop was     and Moron check-folded after Gencarelli put him all-in.

Jeffrey Gencarelli	13,500,000	2,800,000
Ignacio Moron	2,700,000	-2,400,000

Jeffrey Gencarelli raised to 1.2 million in the cutoff and Darryl Ronconi defended the big blind.

The flop came     and there was a check-call by Ronconi for 1.2 million.

Both players checked the   turn and the   river saw a 3 million bet by Ronconi. Gencarelli called and Ronconi showed    to take the pot.

Darryl Ronconi	38,000,000	4,800,000
Jeffrey Gencarelli	10,700,000	-7,200,000

Michael Gathy opened to 1,200,000 and Darryl Ronconi called from the small blind.

Ignacio Moron then moved all-in for 24,600,000 and Gathy called.

Michael Gathy:   

Ignacio Moron:  

The board ran       and Gathy doubled again.

Michael Gathy	31,600,000	13,200,000
Ignacio Moron	9,700,000	-20,900,000

Daniel Lazrus opened to 1,200,000 and he was called by Ignacio Moron and Jeffery Gencarelli.

The flop came    , action checked to Lazrus who bet 1,700,000 and Gencarelli called.

On the   turn, Gencarelli check-raised all-in over Lazrus' bet of 2,400,000 and took it down.

Daniel Lazrus	50,600,000	-5,900,000
Jeffrey Gencarelli	17,900,000	4,400,000

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Daniel Lazrus raised to 1.2 million in the cutoff and Darryl Ronconi called on the button.

Both players checked the     flop.

Lazrus bet 1.5 million on the   turn and Ronconi folded.

Daniel Lazrus	65,000,000	4,800,000
Darryl Ronconi	10,400,000	-1,200,000

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