A player on the button bet 2,700 into a pot of about 8,000 after 
flopped, only for Arif Mustafa to check-shove for exactly 25,000 in the cutoff. After getting a count, the player on the button called for most of his own chips.
Mustafa: 
Opponent: 
Mustafa had complete control, only fading two queens, but the 
gave him more of a sweat since he had to dodge diamonds as well. The river was a 
.
Michael Gathy moved all in for 7,700. It folded to Mel Judah in the small blind who called. The big blind folded and the cards were turned over.
Michael Gathy: 
Mel Judah: 
There was an Ace on the flop of 
, but Gathy got to his feet when the 
came on the turn giving Judah a set. The 
confirmed the elimination of Gathy.
Mel Judah had 1,400 in front of him in late position when we got to his table and was considering the all-in shove of a player in the small blind. It was 11,500, and Judah decided to call.
Judah:
Opponent: 
The Aussie legend was way behind, and the 
brought little in the way of help. The 
turn caused a murmur to roll through the table, and Judah completed his flush on the 
river.
Daniel Neilson was in middle position and had built a sizable pot of nearly 11,000 preflop against a player on his right. That player bet 5,000 on a 
flop and Neilson called. Both players checked the and the 
and Neilson's opponent showed 
. Not enough, as Neilson had flopped lucky with 
.
"Please no ten," said Nikki Stiefel. "No wait - no seven!"
Stiefel was all in with against the 
of Martin Czuczor. The board ran out 
and Stiefel doubled her stack of 11,100 to around 24,000. Czuczor has a similar amount.
"Pretty sick heater," Arne Ruge admitted after a big double through Amar Anand, while the latter replied "how many times have I three-bet and four-bet you?!"
Ruge raised from the cutoff, Anand three-bet the button and Ruge four-bet to 11,800. Anand moved all in and the German snap-called for a very specific reason.
Arne Ruge:
Amar Anand:
The board of 
brought no upset and Ruge doubled for 104,000. In the next hand, Ruge opened again and Najeem Ajez three-bet to 4,100 in order to force a quick fold.
Level: 7
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 100
Players are going on their final 15-minute break of the day ahead of the last level of the day. The blinds will be 300/600 with an ante of 100.
The player on the button raised and Pratik Mehta in the big blind three-bet only for his opponent to four-bet to 11,000. Mehta moved all in for effectively 45,000 and the button quickly called.
Button: 
Pratik Mehta: 
The board came 
and the jack on the turn gave Mehta the superior full house and boost his stack nicely.
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