Event #41: Freezeout No-Limit Hold'em

The action folded to Delmas in the small blind who slid a stack of chips forward to put Reixach all-in. Reixach called from the big blind after thinking for a few seconds.

Sergi Reixach:   
Adrien Delmas:   

The board ran out      . Reixach got the double-up with ace-high.

Adrien Delmas	12,330,000	-3,475,000
Sergi Reixach	5,610,000	2,060,000

Brady Osterman raised to 400,000 from the cutoff and Adrien Delmas and Sergi Reixach in the blinds made the call.

The flop came    , Delmas checked but Reixach bet 300,000. Osterman made the call but Delmas raised it up to 1,300,000. Reixach and Osterman both called.

The turn was the   and Delmas checked again. This time, Reixach bet 1,300,000 for Osterman to fold but for Delmas to call.

The   completed the board. Delmas quickly checked but Reixach needed some more time to do the same. Delmas tabled the    for the full house and Reixach cheered before pushing his own cards into the muck.

Adrien Delmas	11,085,000	4,355,000
Brady Osterman	6,390,000	-2,590,000
Sergi Reixach	3,550,000	-2,680,000

Arthur Conan moved all-in on the button. The action folded to Sung Joo Hyun in the big blind and he went into the tank before calling off his stack putting his tournament life at risk.

Sung Joo Hyun:   
Arthur Conan:   

Conan out flopped Sung when the board came      . Sung could not improve and was eliminated.

Arthur Conan	5,120,000	1,055,000
Sung Joo Hyun	0	-1,800,000

Sung Joo Hyun raised to 325,000 from under the gun and Sergi Reixach made the call from the button. Brady Osterman three-bet shoved from the big blind with the biggest stack at the table after glancing at his opponents' stacks. Hyun looked at his cards once more before pushing them over the line for the muck but Reixach made the call for the 3,010,000 he had behind.

Sergi Reixach:   
Brady Osterman:   

The flop came     for Reixach to stay ahead but the turn was the   for Osterman to pick up the open-ended straight draw to bust Reixach.

Luckily for the Spaniard, the river completed the board with the   for him to secure the double-up.

Brady Osterman	9,610,000	-2,940,000
Sergi Reixach	6,585,000	2,885,000
Sung Joo Hyun	1,800,000	185,000

Gerald Cunniff shoved from the cutoff for 1,845,000 for the action to fold to Brady Osterman in the big blind. He looked at his cards and put a stack over the line for the call with the bigger stack.

Gerald Cunniff:   
Brady Osterman:   

The board ran out       for Cunniff to river the straight to stay alive and double up.

Brady Osterman	11,820,000	-1,125,000
Gerald Cunniff	3,930,000	985,000

Brady Osterman raised to 325,000 from the button and Carlos Chang defended his big blind.

The flop came    , Chang check-called the 220,000 continuation-bet of Osterman.

They both checked through the   on the turn to the   on the river. Chang checked for the final time. Osterman tanked for a while.

"Did he check already?" Osterman asked the dealer in the end and the dealer confirmed so. "Sorry, I was waiting for that."

Osterman then considered his options for a bit longer before opting to bet 550,000. Chang folded.

Brady Osterman	13,060,000	580,000
Carlos Chang	4,375,000	-500,000

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Arthur Conan raised to 240,000 from under the gun and the action folded to Sergi Reixach in the big blind who opted to defend. They both checked through the     flop to the   on the turn. Reixach bet 275,000 for Conan to call. The   completed the board for both players to check. Reixach tabled the    for the higher two pair than on the board to scoop the pot.

On the next hand, Reixach completed his small blind and Conan raised it up to 310,000 for Reixach to call. The flop came    , Reixach check-called the 240,000 continuation-bet of Conan. The turn was the  , Reixach checked again. Conan barreled another bet over the line of 325,000 and Reixach called again. The river completed the board with the   and they both checked. Reixach tabled the    for the rivered straight to claim another pot.

Arthur Conan	3,570,000	-1,785,000
Sergi Reixach	2,955,000	1,095,000

Arthur Conan raised to 330,000 from the small blind and Quang Ngo three-bet jammed for around 2,000,000 from the big blind for Conan to snap-call with the bigger stack.

Quang Ngo:   
Arthur Conan:   

The board ran out       for Conan to hold and eliminate Ngo in eighth place.

Arthur Conan	5,355,000	1,830,000
Quang Ngo	0	-1,700,000