No Sinking For Steicke
prompting a series of checks from all the players. The turn card was the
and Marcos Vassiliadis bet 200, Alan Williamson called, Simon Christensson raised it up to 1,200, David Steicke called, and Vassiliadis called as well. The river card was the 4s, and Vassiliadis checked to Christensson who bet 2,000. Steicke didn't waste much time, tossing in a raise to 7,500, enough to prompt a fold from Vassiliadis. Christensson, however made the call flashing the
which, much to his dismay was no good. Steicke quickly revealed pocket deuces for a flopped full house. After the hand Steicke had about 35,000.
and Benton continued his aggression with a bet of 1,600. His opponent called, bringing the two players to the turn where the 
fell.
completed the board. Benton fired 3,000 and his opponent raised to 9,100. Benton didn't back down and made the call, showing 
. His opponent insta-mucked upon seeing Benton's hand.![[user38449]](/img/avatars/avatar.svg){kind=avatar}
. To make the call, Wilson's opponent had to commit just over T12,000 more to the pot and he did just that. 
had his opponent's 
in bad shape. The turn and river blanked out and Wilson's flush held up to win the pot, bringing him back over the right side of 30,000 for the day.
. Mountt held 
. The board ran out 
and Rubie shipped the pot, shipping Mountt out of the tournament in the process.
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and the big blind checked to Steicke. He fired 6,625 and scooped the pot to move up to 55,000.
and getting paid off by a player holding 
. The pot added 17,500 chips to Layden's stack.
