Big slick was once again the ticket for McKeehen as he flopped a king to eliminate Murphy.Īfter Jordan Zucker busted in sixth, McKeehen found the and three-bet to 420,000 when Greenawalt raised to 150,000 first to act.

McKeehen then picked up ace-king and had Michael Murphy shove on him with ace-queen. Then, he was dealt aces when Juan Nieto Rodriguez jammed with. First, he won a flip against Sundiata Devore. Cohen had to settle for second place and $88,067 in prize money.Travis Greenawalt scored the first couple of knockouts at the final table. The flop was safe for Cohen, but a king on the turn would seal the deal for Ross. The two were deep but that didn’t stop them from playing for it all in a six-bet pot. The former had 14.375 million in chips to the latter’s 17.125 million.

Ryan Hagerty then met his demise failing to get there with queen-nine against the ace-five of Ross, and sometime later it was Ross dispatching Sam Ganzfried in fourth place spiking a seven on the river holding nine-seven all in preflop against his opponent’s king-eight.Īfter Jason Deutsch bowed out in third place – the results of getting it in on the turn with top pair only to have Ross river a spade flush – the heads-up match was set between Cohen and Ross.

Lulov got it in with Big Slick and lost a race against Mike Cohen’s pocket sevens to bow out in sixth place. Just before the dinner break, the short-stacked Harder bowed out losing a all-in preflop race with fives against Lulov’s ace-six, and after the remaining players ate it was time for Lulov, the start-of-day chip leader, to follow him out the door. Two and a half hours later, Eric Most succumbed after three-bet jamming with ace-jack only to have Brandon Lulov roll over pocket aces. Not long into the final table, Parker Rodriguez busted his short stack after losing a flip with ace-king to Christian Harder’s two red jacks. Day 3 ActionĪ dozen players returned for Day 3 action and three of them needed to fall before the final table was reached. Others to cash the tournament on Day 2 were two-time World Series of Poker bracelet winner Ryan Eriquezzo (14th - $8,362), Greg Fishberg (19th - $5,886), Michael Marder (22nd - $4,893), Stephanie Hubbard (26th - $4,161), Day 1a chip leader Steven Snyder (40th - $2,973), Daniel Pearlman (45th - $2,973), Bobby Oboodi (52nd - $2,604), Mukul Pahuja (61st - $2,262), Day 1b chip leader Tim Glab (74th - $1,644), and Shuntak Yeung (79th - $1,644).

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