Event #33: 8-Handed No-Limit Hold'em Deepstack

Jorge Hou just doubled up Ran Koller when Koller held ace-jack vs Hou's pocket queens. Koller spiked an ace on the flop and scored a double up.

Just two hands later, Hou pushed all in for 5,350,000 from the hijack and Oleg Titov called from the big blind.

Jorge Hou:   
Oleg Titov:   

The board ran out       and Titov made two pair. After the stacks were counted, Titov had Hou covered by just 300,000 chips which meant Hou was eliminated in seventh place.

Ran Koller	17,000,000	8,000,000
Oleg Titov	12,500,000	2,900,000
Jorge Hou	0	-11,500,000

Florian Guimond called from the small blind and Cody Brinn raised to 1,400,000 chips. That prompted Guimond to re-raise all-in and Maloney snap-called.

The cards were turned face-up and it was Guimond with    that needed help against the at-risk player Brinn, who held   .

The dealer flopped     and Brinn remained in the lead.

The turn, however, was the   and Guimond hopped in front with a spiked full house.

The river was the  , and that sealed the fate of Brinn who was eliminated in 9th place and took home $25,746 for his efforts.

Florian Guimond	27,000,000	7,600,000
Cody Brinn	0	-12,100,000

Alex Outhred raised to 1,400,000 and Ran Ilani called from the big blind.

The flop came    , and Ilani check-called a bet of 1,300,000 from Outhred.

On the turn   and both players checked. The river was the  , Ilani checked and Outhred bet 2,500,000 to win the pot.

Ran Ilani	22,000,000	-1,800,000
Alex Outhred	16,200,000	4,650,000

Donald Maloney raised to 1,000,000 and Jorge Hou three-bet to 3,500,000 to win the pot.

Florian Guimond raised to 1,250,000 and took down the blinds.

Guimond opened again to 1,250,000 and Donald Maloney called from the big blind.

The flop came     and both players checked to the   turn. Maloney led for 1,000,000 and Guimond called.

On the river  , Maloney checked, Guimond bet 3,200,000 and Maloney called.

Guimond turned over    for trip nines and he took down the pot.

Florian Guimond	24,300,000	8,800,000
Jorge Hou	18,100,000	2,200,000
Donald Maloney	4,300,000	-3,050,000

Ran Ilani raised to 1,000,000 and Adam Cedric shoved for 4,300,000. Ilani called and Cedric was at risk.

Adam Cedric:   
Ran Ilani:   

The board came       and Ilani scored the knockout.

Ran Ilani	23,400,000	9,600,000
Adam Cedric	0	-5,300,000

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David Avina was all in and at risk against Alex Outhred.

David Avina:   
Alex Outhred:   

The board came       and Avina was eliminated.

Alex Outhred	10,360,000	5,440,000
David Avina	0	-5,350,000

Rafi Elharar was all in and at risk preflop against Ran Koller.

Rafi Elharar:   
Ran Koller:   

The board ran      , and Koller paired his ten to eliminate Elharar.

Ran Koller	11,500,000	0
Rafi Elharar	0	0

Kris Steinbach moved all in for 2,355,000 in early position and Alex Outhred re-shoved all in on his left. The rest of the table folded and the two hands were tabled.

Kris Steinbach:   
Alex Outhred:   

Steinbach was cheering for paint cards and the flop of     gave him what he was looking for. The   on the turn an the   on the river ensured Steinbach of a double up.

Kris Steinbach	5,650,000	150,000
Alex Outhred	4,920,000	-2,530,000