against Andrew Pantling's 
. He didn't have a big stack, but most of it went in on the 
flop, and even though the 
on the turn brought a flush draw for the sixes, the 
finished off his double through. He stood up and muttered, "One time, dealer!" before repeating it on loudspeaker for the immediate area, relief visible.
called, but his opponent wasn't a fan of the pairing 
on the turn or the next 25k bet.
board. Hachem counted out his stack for his opponent, then sat there stone-faced as he made his decision, which turned out to be 'pass.'
. Blangenwitsch bet out 8,200 and found Naujoks raising to 23k. With just over 30k total behind, this was a big question for Blangenwitsch. He dwelled up for a very long time, a ring of spectators now closing in on the table. Finally, with a table tap, he let it go. Now short as level 11 closes, he's got his work cut out as the blinds rise to 1k/2k.
by the river, Barer put in a 19,000 bet only to be met with a raise to around 50,000 from Jean Paul "El Korsico" Pasqualini. Barer thought about it and made the call, turning over 
for the flopped full house -- but Pasqualini turned over 
for the bigger house on the river and is now up to 220,000. "Fantastic," said Barer, now knocked down to 96,500. He seems to have made a bit of a recovery since, though -- he's right now back up to around 150,000.
Level: 12
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 200
