2019 World Series of Poker

Daniel Negreanu was all in on the button for 580,000 and Jason Koon made the call from the big blind. Prior to the cards being tabled, Koon said he wasn't feeling confident about the hand.

Daniel Negreanu:
Jason Koon:

Negreanu took out his phone and started recording the hand. "So far so good," he said as the flop fell . The hit the turn and the on the river to secure the double up for Negreanu.

"Sorry, Jason," Negreanu continued. "It's OK, you're rich."

The flop was putting a straight on the board and with 500,000 in the middle already, Byron Kaverman bet a cool 1,100,000.

His opponent was James Chen who used a time extension before raising to 2,600,000.

Now it was Kaverman's turn to tank, use a time extension and then call. Chen held for a queen-high straight and Kaverman mucked.

After a couple of preflop raises, Rainer Kempe and Jeremy Ausmus got all of their chips in the middle. When the cards were tabled, they were off to the races.

Jeremy Ausmus:
Rainer Kempe:

The flop came to give Ausmus the lead with a pair of aces. The on the turn and the on the river changed nothing and Ausmus won the hand. Once the chips were counted, Kempe was the player at risk for 880,000 and Ausmus having him covered by only 15,000 chips.

Matthias Eibinger was all in for 1,600,000 pre-flop against Bryn Kenney, needing to win a flip to stay alive in the $100,000 High Roller.

Matthias Eibinger:
Bryn Kenney:

The board ran out and Kenney covered his opponent, sending Eibinger to the rail.

Seth Davies moved all in on a board with but James Chen held for a set. The river bricked and Davies, who only bought in at the start of the day, has been sent out already.

Martin Kabrhel pushed out a raise of around 150,000, leaving himself one chip behind. Ali Imsirovic three-bet to 300,000 and Keith Tilston four-bet to 1,000,000. The action folded back to Kabrhel who stuck his last chip in the middle and Imsirovic folded.

Keith Tilston:
Martin Kabrhel:

The flop fell to give Kabrhel a straight draw along with his one live card. The and runout would brick off though and Kabrhel headed for the rail.

Igor Kurganov opened to 70,000 on the button and Nick Petrangelo defended his big blind. The pair checked the flop and the turn was the . Petrangelo bet 160,000 and Kurganov called.

The river was the . Petrangelo bet 440,000 leaving himself 20,000 behind. Kurganov moved all in and Petrangelo called.

Petrangelo showed for a rivered pair of queens and a blocker to the straight, but Kurganov held and had turned a straight which sent the 2018 $100,000 High Roller champion to the rail.

Sergi Reixach and Yong Wang got all of their chips in the middle preflop and it was Reixach who was at risk for around 700,000. The cards were tabled and Reixach was happy to be flipping.

Sergi Reixach:
Yong Wang:

The flop came and Wang picked up some counterfeit outs with a paired board. However, the on the turn gave Reixach a full house and Wang was drawing dead to the on the river. Wang was left with around five big blinds and Kempe eliminated him in the very next hand.

Ali Imsirovic raised it up from the hijack and Keith Tilston was the only player to call from the cutoff. The flop fell and both players checked to the on the turn.

Imsirovic led out for 105,000 and Tilston stuck around to see the on the river. Imsirovic sized down with a bet of just 45,000 and Tilston gave it some thought but mucked his cards.