Sylvain Siebert doesn’t seem to do anything “small” and his exit from today’s Day 1A was certainly no exception.
In a 4-way pot on the flop of 
action checked around and the 
was met with another round of checks. The river was the 
and the action went check-check-check once again to Garry Jansen – and then the fireworks began. He bet 3K, the two early position players folded and action returned to Sylvain. He raised to 13.5K, only to be met with a click back raise to 24K from Garry. Sylvain then announced “raise” without yet specifying his amount – and before Sylvain could finish specifying the amount of the raise, Garry said “all-in” and Sylvain finished the action he was in the midst of – he was happily all-in as well.
The hole cards were tabled:
Sylvain: 
Garry: 
Garry had made a bigger full house on the river, and Sylvain was sent to the rail. Garry is now the overall chip leader playing around 140K going into the dinner break.
and Rayan was deep in the tank from early position. There were already a couple of blue 5K chips in the pot so there had clearly been action pre and on the flop… and finally Rayan bet 8,700.
showing, Srinivas bet 1,800 into a fairly small pot. Maria raised the action to 5,800, and quickly called when Srinivas slid forward his 12,500 chip stack. Srinivas tabled 
for the nut-flush, but was behind the full-house of Maria, who tabled 
.
for a flopped straight, with a draw to the flush, and Marc-Andre tabled 
for a pair with straight and flush possibilities. As Eric was calling for red cards, the dealer rung out a 
and then a 
. Marc-Andre finished the hand with the higher flush, sending Eric to the rail.