Level 4
: 150/300, 25 ante
Krzysztof Stybaniewicz has been having a nice go of it on Day 1c here, building up to nearly double the starting stack. As evidence of how things are going for him, consider that even when he got aces cracked, he still lost the minimum.
He said he three-bet an early opener to 2,000 and got action from a cold-caller in the blinds and the opener. A 
with one heart flop led to a bet of 2,500 from the American and two calls. Things checked through on the 
and 
and Stybaniewicz showed down his aces, losing to a set of nines from the player in the blinds with minimal damage to his own stack.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
59,000
18,700
|
18,700 |
flop, Butteroni bet 900, the small blind shoved around 9,000 and the big blind folded. Butteroni gave it around a minute of thought before folding.
as he raked in the pot. Despite the fold, Butteroni still commands one of the largest stacks in the room.
flop and Michael Addamo called, while two others folded. The turn brought a 
and a check from the first player. Addamo bet 2,200 but was met with a quick shove for about 16,000. He took about a minute and released his cards.
flop, the big blind had 2,500 in front of him with 6,700 behind. Glaser moved all in and the big blind tanked for over two minutes before calling off with 
. Glaser frowned and tabled 
for the nut flush draw, which bricked on the 
river.
turn ended what little chance Greenwood's foe had.
. Pham had the dominating 
. Pham was involved in the next two hands, losing the first and taking down the other, and appears to be one of the biggest stacks in the section.
flop, Hope continued for 3,500 and was called before a second barrel worth 3,500 on the 
turn was for 4,500.
for a straight and dragged in the pot while the all in player briefly showed his cards before they ended up in the muck.
