Mason On Form
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There was a raise from early position to 500 and Ashley Mason three-bet to 1,425 in mid position. Andrey Zaichenko called in the big blind as did the original raiser. The first three cards to grace the felt were 
and Zaichenko check-called a 2,250 Mason bet. The turn was the 
and both players checked before the final card 
was displayed. Zaichenko checked to Mason who bet 15,000 into a pot of just under 10,000 and Zaichenko made the call.
Mason flipped over a pair of red kings and Zaichenko tapped the table and ditched his hand.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
82,000 |
- Kristiansen checked, Adel checked, Kroon bet 850 and only Eames called.
- Kroon checked, Eames tried to verbally announce his bet but the tournament director was announcing the level up and he could not be heard. At the end of the announcement Eames said his bet was 3,800 and Kroon instantly folded.
flop.
make an appearance and both players checked. The action was the same when the 
landed on the river.
and Manson checked to Lodden who bet 1,250, more then enough to get the job done because Manson folded.
flop. Runarsson called both time and check-called when the Dane bet 2,625 on the 
and Runarsson checked again. Before Jensen made any move his opponent said, "It's hard to bet ace-king now, isn't it?"
for a turned pair.
flop and Al-Farhan lead into Lodden with a 2,100 bet. Lodden called and it was off to the 
flop we went. Al-Farhan sat riffling a pile of green chips before he stopped, picked up 4,500 worth of chips and bet them. Lodden wasted little time in making the call.
and Al-Farhan bet once again, setting the price at 5,500, leaving himself around 21,000 behind. Lodden sprung into action and raised to 15,500 leaving himself just 13,500 to play with. Al-Farhan sighed and did not look happy. He checked his cards again and they had not turned into a pair of aces or jacks and he reluctantly mucked his hand.
- Naets checked, Graydon continued with a bet of 800 and both opponents called.
- Naets checked again, Graydon kept his foot firmly on the gas and made it 2,200 to play. Skovli called but Naets winched, rubbed his eyes and gave his card back to the dealer, presumably bothered by the fact he had invested 1,300 chips and had nothing to show for them.
- Graydon sat motionless for a few moments before tapping the table and checking. Skovli checked behind and the hands were revealed.