Event #37: $10,000 Big O Championship

Anson Tsang got his remaining chips in the middle on a flop of     with David Williams being the one to put him at risk.

Anson Tsang:      
David Williams:      

The turn came the  , but the river was a board-pairing   counterfeiting Williams' two pair, meaning he would end up getting quartered by Tsang.

Anson Tsang	305,000	125,000
David Williams	90,000	-41,000

Anson Tsang limped in from early position and called when Alfred Atamian made it 40,000 to go on the button. Both players then checked on the     flop for the   turn to roll off.

Tsang made a bet of 40,000 and Atamian called. On the   river, both players checked again, causing Tsang to show       for a meager pair of threes.

Atamian tabled       for a pair of aces, which won him the pot.

Alfred Atamian	273,000	28,000
Anson Tsang	180,000	-135,000

On a board      Joao Vieira check-called a bet of 74,000 from Farid Jattin to see the   come on the river. Vierea checked again, only to face a much larger bet of 220,000 from Jitten. The bet was for roughly two-thirds of Vieira's remaining chips. After some thought, Vieira folded his hand.

With that Jattin moved over the one-million chip mark.

Farid Jattin	1,010,000	120,000
Joao Vieira	330,000	-30,000

Calvin Anderson and Wing Po Liu just got involved in possibly the biggest pot of the tournament so far.

After a lot of chips went into the middle preflop, the rest of Calvin Anderson's stack was all-in on the flop of    , with Day 1 chip leader Wing Po Liu being the player to put him at risk.

Calvin Anderson:      
Wing Po Liu:      

The   turn and   river meant Anderson would scoop the entire pot with an eight-high straight for the high, and the nut low

Calvin Anderson	900,000	840,000
Wing Po Liu	170,000	-430,000

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Cary Katz got his final 60,000 or so chips in on a flop of     against Max Hoffman.

Cary Katz:      
Max Hoffman:      

Katz had the nut low and a pair of eights, but both players made the same high on the   turn. The   river changed the standings once more, as Hoffman rivered a wheel to scoop the pot, sending Katz home.

Max Hoffman	470,000	470,000
Cary Katz	0	-60,000

Dylan Weisman called out of the big blind to an Eric Dawson early position raise.

Weisman checked the     flop to which Dawson fired a bet of 20,000. Weisman made the call.

The turn came the   to which both players checked for the   to come on the river. The action checked through again and Dawson took down the pot with      

Dylan Smith	660,000	25,000
Wing Po Liu	600,000	-50,000
Eric Dawson	395,000	190,000
Mike Matusow	350,000	140,000
Dylan Weisman	40,000	-250,000

Rob Hollink was all in preflop for around 40,000 chips, and was looked up by Michael Balan.

Rob Hollink:      
Michael Balan:      

The board ran out      . Balan made a full house to take the high pot, and Hollink received a quarter of the pot because both players made the same seven-low.

Michael Balan	470,000	20,000
Rob Hollink	19,000	-79,000

From the button, Caleb Furth had called the all-ins of both Jeffrey Eisfelder and Mark Gregorich. After the blinds folded, the cards were revealed.

Mark Gregorich:      
Jeffrey Eisfelder:      
Caleb Furth:      

The board ran out       and Eisfelder virtually tripled up with the seven-high flush.

Caleb Furth	265,000	-34,500
Jeffrey Eisfelder	127,000	-33,000
Mark Gregorich	0	-71,000