Event #67: MAIN EVENT No-Limit Hold'em World Championship

With some 13,000 in the middle and the turn showing     , Michael Wang checked. Orpen Kisacikoglu bet 9,000 and Wang carefully eyeballed the stack of his opponent before sending his cards into the muck.

Kisacikoglu had started the day among the very short stacks and has nearly quadrupled up already.

Michael Wang	130,000	-19,300
Orpen Kisacikoglu	40,000	29,600

On a flop of    , Ken Aldridge checked to Asi Moshe, who bet 4,600. Aldridge called to see a turn of the  , and again Aldridge check-called a bet, this time for 11,500.

On the river  , Aldridge checked once more, and as Moshe assembled, then placed forward one more, bet, Aldridge tossed    forward into the muck.

Asi Moshe	130,000	35,100
Ken Aldridge	53,000	-13,300

A player in early position opened to 2,000 and Mike Matusow called in the cutoff, as did the button. James Duncan in the small blind then three-bet to 7,400 and only Matusow called.

Duncan continued with a bet of 6,000 on the flop reading     and Matusow called. Duncan fired a bet of 11,000 on the   turn and Matusow stared at his opponent before electing to fold.

"Nice hand," Matusow said quietly.

James Duncan	125,000	30,000
Mike Matusow	45,000	-11,500

Justin Kushi showed up with just a few big blinds and it didn't take long for him to get them into the middle. Fracois Tosques was the lone caller.

Justin Kushi:   
Fracois Tosques:   

The board ran out       and the ace-queen held to knock Kushi out of the tournament.

Fracois Tosques	38,500	13,000
Justin Kushi	0	-11,000

With around 2,400 in the pot and     on the board, 2021 Ladies Event Champion Lara Eisenberg bet 2,000 from early position. Robert Cowen called.

The turn was   and Eisenberg continued for 7,000. Cohen thought for a moment before tossing his cards in the muck to give Eisenberg the early pot.

Lara Eisenberg	164,500	16,900
Robert Cowen	117,900	-5,600

James Chen was heads-up in the cutoff against Gregory Wilhelm in the big blind on a completed board of      . Wihelm had bet 3,400 and James Chen decided to raise to 11,500. Wihelm folded and Chen took down the pot.

James Chen	220,000	10,600
Gregory Wilhelm	98,000	-9,800

The board read      on the turn. Chris Moorman bet 9,000 into a pot of about 14,000 from early position. Jared Bleznick was on his immediate right and considered it for several moments before popping it to 31,200 which got Moorman to fold instantly.

Also at the table is Jesse Yaginuma to make for a tough Day 2 table.

Jared Bleznick	159,000	12,900
Chris Moorman	97,000	-16,200
Jesse Yaginuma	65,500	4,500

Gediminas Uselis raised to 2,000 form under the gun and then called the 4,500 three-bet DJ MacKinnon made from the button.

The flop came    , Uselis checked-called his 12,200 stack after MacKinnon continued for 25,000 and the two players tabled their hands.

Gediminas Uselis:   
DJ MacKinnon:   

Uselis was ahead after flopping top pair and the   turn improved his hand to trips.

Uselis was looking good to score his much-needed double until the dealer dropped the   on the river which completed Broadway for MacKinnon and ended Uselis' Main Event.

DJ MacKinnon	62,300	20,300
Gediminas Uselis	0	-19,200

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