Langmann Check-raised on Turn
and roughly 12,000 chips in the middle. Langmann's opponent had a bet of 7,300 laid out in front of him. Langmann had a bet as well in front of him, but his was for 20,000, signifying a raise.Action was back on Langmann's opponent, who was acting out of position. He was in the tank for about a minute before reraising all in. After a minute passed, Langmann asked for an exact count. The dealer broke down the chips to 66,800. Langmann took another minute and then mucked his hand. He slipped back to 108,000.
. He checked behind. The turn was the 
and the first player checked again. Ruthenberg checked once more.
, the player checked to Ruthenberg one more time. This time, Ruthenberg fired a bet of 2,800. His opponent called rather quickly and watch Ruthenberg turn up pocket eights. The player then tabled pocket tens and the pot was pushed his way instead of over to Ruthenberg, who dropped back to 27,000 chips.
, the other held 
and won a big pot to move up to 170,000 chips.
and Chartier hesitated and then checked. Tuan To saw this as an opportunity and fired a bet of 11,100. A minute went by before Chartier mucked his hand and dropped down to 91,000 chips. That's still above average though. Tuan To started the day with 212,600, but now has just 175,000 chips.
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. "That is the sickest turn ever!" said van den Berg, and flipped pocket 
for a set.