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Level 2
: 200/400, 400 ante
Thomas Muehlocker, Chin Wei Lim, Bjorn Li and Jack Salter are the next set of players to take a seat in the AU$50,000 Challenge, and here is the updated seating draw.
| Seat | Table 7 | Table 8 | Table 10 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Kristen Bicknell | Michael Zhang | Dominik Nitsche |
| 2 | Chin Wei Lim | Mustapha Kanit | Michael Lim |
| 3 | Rainer Kempe | Chino Rheem | Tsugunari Toma |
| 4 | Jack Salter | Hideki Izutsu | Bjorn Li |
| 5 | Michael Addamo | Alex Foxen | -- empty — |
| 6 | Julien Martini | Kahle Burns | Andras Nemeth |
| 7 | Huang Shan | Manig Loeser | Thomas Muehloecker |
| 8 | -- empty — | Koray Aldemir | Takashi Ogura |
and Michael Addamo and Julien Martini both checked to Chin Wei Lim on the button who bet 4,000. Jack Salter then arrived to the table and spilt his coffee over half the table but missed the cards. Addamo wasn't fazed as he called and Martini followed shortly after as the tournament staff worked quickly to clean up the mess. 
and Addamo checked. Martini bet 5,500 which was enough to see Lim muck his hand. With the action back on Addamo, he thought for 30-seconds, and used a time extension before announcing all in for 23,200 a minute later. Martini deliberated for a moment before opting to muck his hand.
Michael Addamo checked his option from the hijack. Alex Foxen was seated on the button and bet 2,700. Addamo thought for 20-seconds before re-raising to 6,800. Foxen took just as long to match the raise. 
and Addamo once again used up most of his 30-second allocated time before firing out 12,000. Foxen studied the board, but didn't match the bet, as his time ran out forcing his hand to the muck.
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Andras Nemeth bet 500 from the small blind. Michael Lim was his opponent in the hand and raised to 1,300 from the hijack. Nemeth called. 
completed the board. 
. Lim mucked his hand and Nemeth was awarded the pot.
, and Izutsu mucked.
and Foxen bet out 2,000. Izutsu snap-called.
and Foxen checked. Izutsu tossed out one 5,000-chips. Foxen called. 
completed the board. 
first for a pair of sixes. Foxen then flipped over his 
