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

The player under-the-gun raised and was called by Robert Mizrachi on the button.

Mizrachi's opponent check-called a 6,000 bet on the     flop but check-folded after facing a 9,000 bet from Mizrachi on the   turn.

Robert Mizrachi

300,000

10,000

While Walking by gathering chip counts, we noticed 2019 champ Hossein Ensan's seat was occupied by another player so we inquired about his departure.

According to poker pro Victor Ramdin, the former champ was all in after a     flop with    and was called by Neel Choksi holding   .

Ensan was unable to complete his flush with the runout and shipped a 250k pot over to Choksi. With that, the 2019 WSOP Main Event champ hit the rail.

Neel Choksi	430,000	119,800
Hossein Ensan	0	-106,700

Julian Milliard-Feral raised in middle position to 4,500 and Jaroslaw Jaskiewicz three-bet to 11,300 in the cutoff. The button and blinds quickly folded and after eying up Jaskiewicz stack Milliard-Feral made the call.

The dealer spread a flop of     and both players quickly checked.

When the   came on the turn, Milliard-Feral checked to Jaskiewicz and as he was throwing in the chips to bet 13,300 Milliard-Feral's cards were already hitting the muck.

Julian Milliard-Feral	344,000	21,000
Jaroslaw Jaskiewicz	325,000	64,000

Austin Welch moved all in for 45,000 over a preflop raise by Dan Chambers. Chambers spent several minutes in the tank before calling with   , ahead of the    of Welch.

Welch got no help on the       board and hit the rail in the last level of Day 2. After the hand, the table discussed whether they should've called the clock on Chambers, with some saying they were glad he took so long near the end of the night.

Daniel Chambers	125,000	51,100
Austin Welch	0	-55,000

Matt Glantz three-bet to 16,000 preflop from the hijack and the original raiser called from under the gun. Action checked to Glantz on the     flop and he bet 15,000.

The under-the-gun player called to see the   turn. Glantz bet another 15,000 and was again called. The river came the   and Glantz's opponent checked again. This time he put together a bet of 35,000 and was quickly called.

Glantz turned over    for top pair on the flop and his opponent mucked to add the big pot to Glantz's growing stack.

Matt Glantz

435,000

103,000

On the river with a board showing      , Julian Milliard-Feral bet 13,300 into the pot of about 27,000. Corey Dodd was the only opponent still in the hand and after a short pause, he raised to 62,000. Milliard-Feral pondered for about twenty seconds and tossed his cards into the muck, claiming he had a small flush.

Julian Milliard-Feral	323,000	-147,000
Corey Dodd	144,000	-1,000

Bruno Furth opened to 4,500 in middle position and the player behind him flat-called, while the player in the big blind also came along.

Furth continued with a bet of 5,000 on the flop of     and only one opponent called. Furth fired a for 13,000 on the   turn and called when his opponent raised to 38,000.

Furth checked on the   river and snap-called a bet of 25,000 from his opponent. The player showed    for top pair, which was no good against the small flush of Furth with   .

Bruno Furth

250,000

250,000

The hijack raised to 4,000 and Eric Salazar called on the button before Ravid Garbi three-bet from the small blind to 18,000. The big blind folded and the hijack jammed for 31,000 total. Salazar snap-mucked before Garbi put in the chips to call.

Hijack:   
Ravid Garbi:   

Garbi had him dominated and the board was no help for the all-in player as it ran out      .

Eric Salazar	304,500	151,000
Ravid Garbi	147,000	6,900

A player in early position was all-in preflop for his last 50,000 on the button against Dan Heimiller, who was in early positon.

Dan Heimiller:   
Opponent:   

The board ran out       — keeping Heimiller's pair of tens out in front for the knockout.

Dan Heimiller

195,000

30,000