Jonathan Roy was spotted betting the 
turn for 3,200 when checked to him and he did so again after the 
river for 7,200. His opponent snap-called and all but gasped a "fuck" when Roy rolled over 
for the full house. Further assorted counts can be found below.
In a three-bet pot, Celina Lin check-called a bet of 2,000 from Matt O'Donnell on a 
flop.
The turn was the 
and Lnm check-called 3,500. The river was the and both players checked. O'Donnell flipped over 
and Lin mucked.
Both players are up above starting stack.
Tristan Bain ended up all in and at risk preflop for 12,375 and his opponent in the blinds looked him up with the 
. Bain was well ahead with 
and had little to fear on a board of 
to get back into contention.
One table over, Michael O'Grady reluctantly called a bet of 5,000 with the river showing 
. O'Grady was shown the and couldn't beat that, forfeiting a portion of his big stack as a result.
On the heads-up turn of 
in a battle of the blinds, Angel Guillen checked and Christian Nolte bet 1,550, which Guillen called. The fell on the river and Guillen checked once more. Nolte jammed for what appeared to be 5,500 and Guillen spent more than three minutes in the think tank. He kept staring at his opponent, but no visible reaction of Nolte followed and that ended up in the fold of Guillen.
Despite claiming this pot, Nolte remains short with fewer than half the starting stack.
There was a limp from the player under the gun. It folded around to Julian Stuer in the small blind who called and Ankush Mandavia checked his big blind.
The flop came 
and Stuer bet out for 300. Mandavia folded and the first player called.
The turn was the . Stuer bet 1,100 and again his opponent called.
The river was the and Stuer bet again for 3,500. His opponent counted out the chips and threw them in.
Stuer turned over 
for trip sevens. His opponent tried to muck, but his card caught his sleeve as he was mucking and he accidentally turned over 
.
According to the screens, there are 237 players out of 263 entries remaining and they have left the three tournament areas in the main poker room of the Crown Casino to get some fresh air, and perhaps also some other refreshment. Back in 15!
Level: 4
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 25
With the turn showing 
, Jonathan Karamalikis moved all in for half the pot, 4,575 to be exact. Big stack Clinton Taylor gave it some thought and nodded, then splashed in calling chips.
Jonathan Karamalikis: 
Clinton Taylor: 
"I could beat a draw," Taylor said and the 
on the river bricked off to secure the double for Karamalikis.
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