WSOPE Event #8: NLH GGMillion$

The players are sent on a 30-minute break as their first rest of the day.

Michael Rocco	4,750,000	1,450,000
Daniel Dvoress	4,400,000	550,000
Martin Kabrhel	3,400,000	820,000
Ole Schemion	3,150,000	-650,000
James Chen	2,880,000	-20,000
Niklas Astedt	1,725,000	-175,000
Ian Bradley	1,600,000	1,100,000
Patrik Jaros	1,075,000	-425,000
Gab Yong Kim	1,000,000	140,000
Orpen Kisacikoglu	600,000	-570,000
Ren Lin	535,000	-915,000
Johan Guilbert	530,000	-145,000
Diego Zeiter	510,000	10,000

Felipe Ketzer moved all in for his last 190,000 from early position. Leonard Maue called on the button and called again once Aliaksandr Shylko shoved in the big blind.

Felipe Ketzer:   
Aliaksandr Shylko:   
Leonard Maue:   

The     flop left Shylko in great shape, staying ahead after the   turn. Ketzer was saved by the   river, tripling his stack. Shylko won the small side pot of just 70,000, which he lost one hand later to hit the rail.

Leonard Maue	1,350,000	-400,000
Felipe Ketzer	720,000	370,000
Aliaksandr Shylko	0	-475,000

Ole Schemion and Santhosh Suvarna had created a large pot of 1,350,000 chips when they arrived on the river on      . Schemion then went all in for 775,000 more from the small blind.

Suvarna did not take long before folding his hand, chipping up Schemion significantly while he was left with just under 30 big blinds himself.

Ole Schemion	2,125,000	580,000
Santhosh Suvarna	1,125,000	-770,000

Jonas Hagstrom open-jammed for 225,000 from early position and Jerry Odeen made the call from the cutoff. Laszlo Bujtas then three-bet to 600,000 from the big blind and Odeen spent some time before calling again.

Bujtas spent one time bank extension on the     flop before also going all in for 1,475,000. Odeen asked for a count and called with the covering stack shortly thereafter.

Jonas Hagstrom:   
Laszlo Bujtas:   
Jerry Odeen:   

Hagstrom's set had already locked up the pot as all the tens were accounted for. He made quads on the   turn for bragging rights, and he was officially awarded the pot on the   river. Bujtas and Odeen were both okay with splitting the very large side pot and play continued.

Jerry Odeen	2,000,000	225,000
Laszlo Bujtas	1,850,000	-100,000
Jonas Hagstrom	735,000	495,000

Timothy Adams raised to 75,000 from the cutoff and received a call from big blind Jonas Hagstrom. Adams then continued for the minimum of 30,000 on the     flop and Hagstrom check-called.

Hagstrom checked again on the   turn and Adams fired another 65,000 in the middle. This time, it was enough to let Hagstrom fold, who was left behind with just eight big blinds.

Timothy Adams	2,000,000	180,000
Jonas Hagstrom	240,000	60,000

On a completed board of      , Aliaksandr Shylko checked from the small blind to Laszlo Bujtas in the big blind. Bujtas then jammed all in, covering the 475,000 stack of Shylko.

With around 600,000 in the pot before this, Shylko went deep into the tank. After a few time bank extensions, he opted to fold and grant the pot to Bujtas, who neared the two-million mark after raking in the chips.

One hand later, Axel Hallay departed from this table to bring the field down to four tables remaining.

James Chen	2,900,000	-145,000
Laszlo Bujtas	1,950,000	385,000
Nacho Barbero	550,000	-50,000
Aliaksandr Shylko	475,000	-165,000
Felipe Ketzer	350,000	-30,000
Axel Hallay	0	-275,000

Johan Guilbert kicked off the action with a raise to 65,000 from the hijack. Patrik Jaros then called from the button, as did Yulian Bogdanov from the big blind with a very short stack.

The flop of     was checked to Jaros, who made a bet of 65,000. Bogdanov then put in his final 95,000 chips and Guilbert got out of the way before Jaros made the call.

Yulian Bogdanov:   
Patrik jaros:   

Jaros was way ahead with his two pair, and Bogdanov did not improve to a scoop or chop on the    runout, resulting in his exit from the tournament.

Patrik Jaros	1,500,000	975,000
Johan Guilbert	675,000	175,000
Yulian Bogdanov	0	-530,000

Yulian Bogdanov checked the turn of a board showing     , making the call from the big blind when Daniel Dvoress fired 70,000 immediately to his left.

The   river saw both players check to showdown. Bogdanov turned over    for a pair of sixes, which was good enough to claim the pot once Dvoress mucked.

Daniel Dvoress	3,450,000	0
Yulian Bogdanov	530,000	0

Daniel Dvoress raised from early position before Patrik Jaros made it 150,000 to go from the button. Quan Zhou then came in with a cold four-bet to 400,000 from the small blind before the action was back on Dvoress.

He decided to jam all in for 1,675,000, being covered by Jaros, but covering Zhou. Jaros spent a few minutes in the tank before slamming in the call, after which Zhou open-folded his   .

Daniel Dvoress:   
Patrik Jaros:   

Dvoress' higher pocket pair held on the       runout and he received a huge double-up, seeing him elevated to the biggest stack in the room.

Daniel Dvoress	3,850,000	2,200,000
Patrik Jaros	525,000	-1,775,000
Quan Zhou	400,000	-440,000

Nacho Barbero raised to 50,000 from middle position and the action folded to Axel Hallay, who defended the big blind. Hallay then check-called the 40,000 continuation-bet of Barbero on the     flop before both players checked the   turn.

The   river appeared and Hallay opted to lead out for 130,000 chips. Barbero spent two time bank extensions before making the call, but mucked his cards once he saw the    of his opponent, who had rivered top pair.

Axel Hallay	720,000	220,000
Nacho Barbero	580,000	-360,000