All the action hapenned before the flop, Mukul Pahuja opened at 2.1M and Shaun Deeb pushed all-in. Pahuja called with about 20M left.

Pahuja:

Deeb:

Board:

Deep hit 2 pairs on the flop beating Pahuja’s small pair. Pahuja finished 27th, which is a pretty deep run!

 

Only 33 players are left in the Turbo. They just had their second break of the day and things are getting serious. We have made a top 5 of the stacks over 50M, which four of them are on the same table right now. The current leader, Jordan Saccucci, is sitting on a different with a stack of 76,3M.

First name | Prénom	Last name | Nom	Stack | Tapis
Jordan	Saccucci	76,300,000
Griffin	Benger	73,200,000
Shaun	Deeb	61,600,000
Richard	Berenbaum	56,200,000
J.	S.	51,400,000

J.S. was put in a tough spot the hand right after he lost a big pot. After raising to 2.5M, Jean-Philippe Piquette pushed all-in for 14.5M. J.S. used one of his time cards before making the call.

J.S.:

Piquette:

Board:

Piquette finished in 41st position .

The MILLIONS Turbo is moving at a very quick pace, and the 140 strong that started the day has been whittled down to just 46 finalists.

Some heavy hitters are still in the field, adding towers to their chip castles with every pot they win. Griffin Benger has maintained his spot amongst the leaders, and has recently been moved to a table with fellow big-stacked Shaun Deeb. Other noteworthy stacks belong to Senthuran Vijayaratnam and Ruben Perceval, while Mukul Pahuja, Marvin Rettenmaier and Laurence Grondin continue their grind with modest stacks.

Photographs from level 24-25:

The hand started with a 1.05M bet pre-flop and two callers.

Flop:

Asem Alsaadi and Kurt Jewell both checked to Jimmy Setna, who decided to bet 1.7M. Alsaadi called but Jewell raised to 4M. Setna called and Alsaadi was all-in for less (2.6M).

Turn:

Jewell checked the turn but Setna bet again, 3M this time, and got a call.

River:

Jewell checked again and Setna made it 8M, thinking a strong bet like that would make Jewell fold but it didn’t and he called.

Alsaadi:

Setna:

Jewell:

Jewell eliminated Alsaadi and took a big chunck of Setna’s stack.