Level 8
: 400/800, 800 ante
"In the dinner break on Day 1c, I was down to 4,000," Sam Razavi said and also mentioned he was thinking about just going to bed. However, he managed to spin up the stack once he returned to the seat and the start into Day 2 has also been very pleasing thus far.
Just now, he check-raised a bet of 8,000 by Paul Tedeschi on the 
river to 25,000 and the Frenchman called. Razavi tabled 
for the full house and that won the pot.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
190,000
89,300
|
89,300 |
|
18,000
36,000
|
36,000 |
flop, Mike Del Vecchio checked from the big blind and Zachary Duce checked on his left. A player in the middle position bet 2,200, earning a call from Del Vecchio, but Duce had other plans. He check-raised to 8,000. The player behind him called while Del Vecchio waived the white flag. 
turn and he checked again on the 
river. The other player bet 15,000 and Duce tanked for over three minutes before Del Vecchio called the clock. Duce was given a minute to make his move and he flicked in calling chip just when his 10-second runout started. The other player showed 
and Duce mucked.
.
flop saw Hui check behind but he fired 14,000 on the 
and Quoss checked one more time. Hui announced he was all in for 30,500 and Quoss spent a couple of minutes thinking, then folded.
