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John Juanda opened for 2,600 from middle position, the cutoff three-bet to 6,500, Juanda four-bet to 16,500 and the cutoff moved all-in for an additional 18,200. Juanda made the call.
Cutoff 
Juanda 
Juanda turned a full house on the 
board and sent his opponent on his way. He's up to 134,000.
Sam Stein opened for 2,000 from the hijack seat. Phil Galfond, Davidi Kitai, and the small blind all made the call before Isaac Haxton bumped it up to 10,000 from the big blind. Stein and Galfond called while Kitai and the small blind folded.
Haxton led out for 14,000 on the 
flop. Stein shipped his remaining 55,000 in the middle, Galfond folded and Haxton called.
Stein 
Haxton 
The turn was the 
, the river was the 
and Stein hit the rail while Haxton climbed to 198,500 in chips.
Faraz Jaka limped in on the button and Bertrand "ElkY" Grospellier put in a raise from the big blind. Jaka responded with a shove for his remaining 20,000 or so and Grospellier made the call.
Jaka 
Grospellier 
Jaka couldn't catch ElkY on the 
board and was eliminated. ElkY is up to 205,000.
A raise to 3,200 from a player in the cutoff position was met with three callers including Carlos Mortensen on the button and Daniel Negreanu in the small blind.
They saw a flop of 
and action was checked through to Mortensen who fired 10,000 into the middle. Negreanu was the only voice as he made the call.
The turn was the and both players checked to see the repeat on the river. Negreanu took a cheap shot at the pot with a bet of 8,500 with Mortensen looking him up. Negreanu opened 
for running trips which Mortensen couldn't better as his cards hit the muck.
Negreanu is up to 278,000 with Mortensen slipping to 139,000.
Isaac Haxton raised to 2,200 on the button before Juha Helppi moved all in over the top for his last 14,400 in the small blind. John Racener made the call in the big blind as Haxton got out of the way.
Helppi:
Racener:
A nice read and call by Racener which was rewarded on the 
board. Helppi is out with Racener now up to 85,000.
Apparently, Sorel Mizzi thought that dinner break was scheduled for after Level 4 rather than after Level 6. Mizzi just returned to his table a few moments ago after a hearty meal and was thoroughly shocked that he had just missed an hour of play!
When we got to the table, Chris Oliver had a bet of 24,800 laid out in font of him and David Baker raised all in. The final board was 
and after a couple minutes in the tank, Oliver called.
Oliver tabled the 
and Baker mucked his hand. Oliver was all in for 88,700 total and now has about 185,000 chips. Baker was left with just 16,000.
Isaac Haxton raised from middle position and John Racener flatted on the button. Davidi Kitai was in the big blind and shoved all in for 23,700. Haxton called and Racener folded.
Haxton held the 
against the all-in Kitai's .
The board ran out 
and Kitai successfully doubled up back over 50,000. Haxton dropped to 210,000.
Masa Kagawa raised from early position to 2,400 before Freddy Deeb reraised from the next seat to 8,000. Kagawa made the call and they were off to a flop together.
The flop came down 
and Kagawa check-called a bet of 11,000 from Deeb. The turn added the 
to the board and both players checked. The river was the 
and Kagawa fired 25,000. Deeb called.
Kagawa held the 
, but lost to Deeb's 
. Deeb's superior kicker allowed him to take down the pot and move up to 175,000 in chips.
With the flop reading 
play was checked to Scott Montgomery who fired 5,000. Antoine Saout made the call before Thomas Bentham popped it up to 26,000. Montgomery responded by re-raising to around 100,000 which was enough to put both of his opponents to a decision for their entire stack.
Saout gave it up but Bentham made the call for his last 45,000.
Montgomery: 
Bentham: 
Both players tabled flush draws, although Bentham did also have a straight draw. The turn was the missing both, but the river was the 
to pair up Bentham as he collected the sizable pot. Bentham is up to 145,000 with both Saout and Montgomery down to around 44,000.
