Level 5
: 200/400, 50 ante
In a preflop raising war, Fabian Quoss got it all in against his left-hand neighbor. Quoss had five-bet shoved from the big blind against an under the gun four-bet to create a 62,000 pot.
Quoss held 
but was in dire straights against his opponent's 
. The German high roller got just one of the two needed kings on 
and dropped down to 13,000.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
13,000
21,000
|
21,000 |
flop. Graner bet 2,200, about half-pot and his opponent made it 5,000. Graner came back with 19,000 after a long think and his opponent called right away. Both checked the 
and 
.
flop with flush draw, the small blind bet 1.5 times the pot and Hausen min-raised to get called. A 
appeared on the turn and action checked to Hausen, who bet 8,000 into 16,000 and his opponent made it 24,000 to go, Hausen called.
river was checked to Hausen, who moved all in with a full house and his opponent called with 
turn for his last 6,400 out of the big blind and his sole opponent called with 
only to see Steicke turn over 
for the unbeatable straight. The meaningless 
river was a mere formality and the Aussie dragged in the pot.
turn was checked through and a 
on the river brought a bet of 5,200 by Vas Nunes, the shove of Yu and the call by the Brit.
for a rivered straight and vas Nunes' kings for the overpair ended up second best.
, keeping the king kicker best for a double.
. Jackson Warne bet 5,000 into a pot of about 17,000 on the button, and Davis shoved all his chips in, enough to put Warne's last 19,000 at risk. 
turn and netted a fold.
