Before the last break, an epic hand occurred between David Williams and Gavin Griffin. Preflop, Gavin Griffin raised to 4,000 and Williams called. The flop was . Griffin bet 8,000 and Williams called. The turn was . Griffin checked. Williams bet 10,000. Griffin check-raised to 22,000 and Williams called. The river was . Griffin bet 20,000 and Williams called. Griffin showed Q-Q for the win, and Williams showed an 8 and mucked. Williams is now at 39,000 and Griffin is up to 140,000.
Jordan Smith raised from middle position, and it folded around to Al Adler in the big blind. Down to just a few big blinds, Adler made the call without even checking his cards.
Adler showed , and Smith showed K-K. A king came on the flop, and Adler went home.
In one of the last limit hands of Level 11, Thierry van den Berg raised from UTG, Josh Arieh reraised from the BB, van den Berg four-bet, and Arieh called. Having only 800 chips left, van den Berg bet the flop all in, in the dark, and Arieh called in the dark.
Van den Berg had K-T, and Arieh 8-8. The flop came , and van den Berg was in big trouble. The turn and river didn't help his case, and van den Berg hit the rail.
Jimmy "gobboboy" Fricke pushed all in for his last 12,000 in the small blind, and Danny Wong called in the big blind. Fricke had to Wong's and the board came . Fricke is out around 20 spots off the money. Wong is up to 36,000 in chips, still below the average of 61,000. While walking away, Fricke muttered, "I hate poker."
Rob Hollink pushed all in with pocket tens, and Gavin Griffin called with Q-Q. The flop came 5-8-6, then a Q on turn spelled doom for Hollink. Griffin is up around 100,000.
Robert Williamson III pushed all in from late position with and was called by Matt Sterling, who had limped from early position with . Williamson was going to need some help.
And so it came, as a bright red flop of turned the tables in short order. Williamson is now up to 25,000.