and was racing for his tournament life again the 
for Kastner.
and Kastner made a straight as his jacks held to send Kuerschner to the rail in 18th place.
, Kethal Nathwani bet 105,000 into Nico Behling. Behling raised the bet up to 280,000 and after a few minutes in the tank, Nathwani called.
and Nathwani passed over to Behling. He fired 475,000 chips and Nathwani tank-folded his hand allowing Behling to add about 400,000 chips to his stack.
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- Behling asked Nathwani if he had him covered, and after determining that he did, Behling checked. Nathwani bet 120,000, and Behling called. - Same story, different street. Behling checked, Nathwani bet 305,000, and Behling flatted.
- Take three. Behling checked, and Nathwani slid out a big chunk of his chips, 730,000 to be exact. "Call," said Behling, and Nathwani immediately rapped the table. Nathwani tabled 
for nothing but ace high. Behling had two pair with 
, more then good enough to take down the huge pot. After the massive bluff, Nathwani is down to 850,000. Behling has jumped into second with 3.3 million. He's still well behind chip leader Kevin MacPhee, who has 5 million.
Level: 25
Blinds: 20,000/40,000
Ante: 4,000
to Nathwani's pocket sixes. The board was clean for Nathwani and he earned the double up, leaving Amendola with just 320,000 chips.
. More calling for paint. "Shutttt uppp!" The turn was the . Cheering continues. Yelling "shut up" continues. The river was the , and at first Amendola thought he was out. Then he noticed his four flush and celebrated his double up by shaking hands with the railers who had called for his very helpful queen. Amendola is up to over 700,000. Zaytsev is down to 1.3 million.
