The field is shrinking fast here in Level 6, as the total number of players remaining has already been whittled down to 186, meaning nearly a hundred who started the tournament have already hit the rail.
No-Limit Hold'em From the cutoff seat, Tommy Hang raised to 1,000. Sebatian Ruthenberg made the call on the button, and John Monnette made the call from the big blind. Then, the dealer spread the flop. On the flop, Monnette checked.
Action began with John Monnette making an early position raise to 1,075. Dee Tiller called from the cutoff and it folded to Max Pescatori who three-bet to 3,500 from the small blind.
Dee Tiller made it 400 under-the-gun, and we're pretty sure he hadn't looked at his cards yet at that time. It's a fun loving table and this hand was another example of that.
John Monnette raised to 625 from the hijack and was called by David Williams in the cutoff, Dee Tiller on the button, and Erick Lindgren in the small blind. Lindgren drew two, Monnette and Williams each drew one, and Tiller drew two.
Dee Tiller raised to 400 from early position and Mike Watson (with two lammers behind) went all in for 600 from the small blind. John Monnette called from the big blind, as did Tiller.
We arrived at the table just in time to find all of both Dee Tiller and John Monnette's chips in the center of the table. The players were post-draw with the action completed and each player was playing with just their first lammer in play.
John Monne raised preflop, and everyone folded except Faith Klimczak, who defended her big blind. The flop came , and Klimczak checked. Monnette bet, and Klimczak called to see the fall on the turn.
John Monnette raised pre-flop, and drew calls from Joe Kuether, Yuval Bronshtein in the small blind, and Alexander Kostritsyn in the big blind. The dealer spread for the flop, and action checked to Joe Kuether, who bet.
John Monnette found himself all in on fifth street with both his and his opponent's boards running out as follows to seventh.
Can Kim Hua and Calen McNeil have played through the 10 levels that were scheduled for today, and they've elected to call it a night and return tomorrow to resume heads-up play.
Catching the action on fourth street we found John Monnette committing chips against an opponent. On all the subsequent streets, Monnette took a back seat as his opponent fired out bets and he smooth-called.
John Monnette raised it up in middle position, and Calen McNeil three bet it from the big blind. Monnette called, and when the dealer put out a flop of , the rest of Monnette's money got in the middle.
Todd Brunson raised the button, and John Monnette made the call from the big blind. The flop came . Monnette check-called. He then did the same on and . Brunson showed for jacks up and a live ace for low.
John Monnette made it two bets in late position, and Can Kim Hua called from the big blind. The flop came down , and Hua bet out. Monnette called, and the turn was the . Hua once again led out, and Monnette called again.
Stephen Chidwick raised under the gun, and John Monnette made it three bets from his immediate left. Everyone folded around to Chidwick, who four-bet the last of his chips.
Can Kim Hua raised from early position and found callers in Calen McNeil (middle position) and John Monnette (big blind). The flop came , and Monnette checked. Hua bet, McNeil called and Monnette raised. Hua called, and McNeil folded.
Calen McNeil raised it up from under the gun, and Dao Bac was the lone caller from the big blind. The flop came , and for the first time that we can remember all tournament, the betting was capped on the flop.
We caught up with the action in a three way pot between John Monnette, Won Goag, and Calen McNeil. The action was on the turn, with the board reading . Goag bet out, and Monnette raised it up.
John Monnette raised it up under the gun, and he was called by Sumanth Reddy and Dao Bac, who was in the big blind. The flop came , and Bac checked to Monnette, who fired out.
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