Juego con responsabilidad.
We found PokerStars Team Online Pro Mickey Petersen all in and at risk before the flop for what looked to be around his last 60,000 against chip leader Walter Fisher.
Fisher: 
Petersen: 
The board fell 
giving each player two pair with Fisher's aces and nines reigning supreme. Petersen hit the rail and Fisher increased his chip lead to 579,000.
When our reporter arrived at the table, JC Alvarado and Marc-Andre Ladouceur were going to the turn after a 
flop. On the flop, Alvarado had bet and Ladouceur made the call before the 
was added on fourth street. Alvarado then bet 36,000, and Ladouceur made the call.
The river was the 
, and Alvarado moved all in. Ladouceur requested a count, and the dealer informed him the shove was for 71,700. After a bit of time in the tank, Ladouceur made the call.
Alvarado tabled the 
for top two pair. That beat the 
that Ladouceur held, and it turned out Ladouceur also had less chips in the hand. With that, he was eliminated and Alvarado moved to 289,000 in chips.
A short-stacked Laura Garzon moved all in for her last 21,000 and found a call from Dmitry Ivanov.
Garzon: 
Ivanov:
The board ran out 
, pairing Ivanov's king and sending the 6 FPP Mega-Path qualifier to the rail.
Michael Katz opened for a raise to 5,100 and Ratharam Sivagnanam reraised to 12,800. It was folded back to Katz who thought for a moment and then announced that he was all in. He was instantly met with a call by Sivagnanam and the cards were revealed:
Katz:
Sivagnanam:
Katz would need some help to survive and would not get it when the board ran out 
. Sivagnanam, who burst onto the live poker scene with a second place finish for $276,472 at the WPT Montreal in November 2014, moved up to 200,000 with that key pot.
Laura Garzon, who won her entry for the PCA Main Event as a six FPP Mega-Path qualifier, was recently engaged in a significant pot with Scott Baumstein.
The flop read 
and Garzon, first to act, led out with a min-bet. Baumstein came over the top with a raise to an unknown amount and Garzon called to see fourth street.
The dealer paired the turn with the and Garzon checked. Baumstein fired 16,000 only to have Garzon check-raise all in. Baumstein instantly called for his own tournament life and the hands were turned over.
Baumstein:
Garzon:
The river was the 
, giving each player a flush but Baumstein the nut flush. He was awarded the double and now has about 105,000 to his name. Garzon, on the other hand, has been crippled to just about 33,000.
Marc-Andre Ladouceur opened from the cutoff to 5,500 and was called by Chris Bolek who was on the button. The flop came 
and Lacouceur bet 6,100 and Bolek called.
The turn was the 
and both players checked.
The river was the and Ladouceur led out for 12,100. Bolek looked for a moment as if he was going to call, grabbing some chips in his hand, but ultimately decided to fold. Ladouceur is off to a good start thus far, up to 165,000 in chips after that pot.
Just moments after doubling Rami Boukai up, Jose Manuel Nadal called 22,400 on a 
board against big blind Noah Schwartz. The hit the river, and Schwartz put Nadal all in for about 60,000. The Mexican quickly called, but Schwartz showed him for top two, and Nadal's cards went into the middle face down.
Jose Manuel Nadal checked from early position in a three-bet pot against Rami Boukai, who bet 13,500 on the 
flop. Nadal put Boukai all in for about 60,000 total, and Boukai was ready with a snap-call.
Boukai:
Nadal: 
Nadal was drawing to an eight, but he didn't find one as consecutive sevens hit the board to give Boukai a boat.
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