. Phil Laak flat-called in the small blind with the 
. Luke Schwartz moved all in from the big blind for 510,000 holding the 
. Benyamine folded and then Laak went into the tank. He wanted to know how many points second and third got and the money as well. After figuring all of that out, Laak folded his hand and let Schwartz live for the time being.
. Luke Schwartz called from the big blind with the 
.
and Schwartz checked. Benyamine bet his pair of aces and spade draw for 46,000. Schwartz called.
and Schwartz made a straight, but Benyamine made a flush. Both players checked.
and now there was a royal flush on board. Everyone at the table laughed as the two players involved in the hand checked it down and then chopped up the pot.
between David Benyamine and Phil Laak. Both players held 
offsuit. Benyamine checked the river and Laak fired 142,000 into a pot of 145,000. Benyamine tanked and then folded his hand, allowing Laak to pick up the pot.
. He raised to 35,000. David Benyamine held the in the small blind and called and then Phil Laak called with two red fives in the big blind.
and Benyamine checked. Laak fired 42,000 and Schwartz called. Benyamine raised to 110,000 and then Laak folded. Schwartz verified the raise amount and then called. and Benyamine checked. With about 400,000 in his stack and the pot at slightly less than that, Schwartz fired 45,000. Benyamine flat-called. and Benyamine checked. Schwartz gave up and checked behind. Benyamine tabled his full house and won the hand to move to 1.475 million. Schwartz is now the smallest stack with 380,000. Laak has 545,000.
-- on the button and raised to 35,000. Phil Laak folded and in the big blind, Luke Schwartz dumped about 70% of his chips into the middle with one unknown card and the . Benyamine moved all in and Schwartz called. When Benyaine rolled his hand over, Schwartz tossed his cards disgustedly into the air as he walked away from the table and the dealer turned them over to reveal the .
and Benyamine was even closer to knocking Schwartz out. The turn brought the and Schwartz was drawing dead. The river completed the board with the and that officially ended things.
Level: 6
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 0
. David Benyamine wasn't going to let him in for cheap when he looked down at the 
and raised to 80,000. Laak folded.
and David Benyamine tank-called with the 
.
. The turn was the and then the river was the 
.
and David Benyamine called with the 
.
and both players checked.
and both checked again. and both players checked one more time. Benyamine's pair of sevens were the best hand and he took it down.
