Scott Seiver raised to 500 in middle position and got a call from Jean-Noel Thorel on the button. Thorel called a continuation bet from Seiver on a 
flop. Seiver checked the 
turn, Thorel bet 2,100, and Seiver called.
On the 
river, Seiver checked, Thorel bet 4,000, and Seiver quickly called it off, holding 
. Thorel showed 
for king-high and had to surrender some chips.
Connor Drinan bought in and had to wait for his new table to be gathered, as the next big blind from each of the current tables was going to be moved. One of those tables was still going on, as Pratyush Buddiga had raised from under the gun and picked up a call from Laszlo Bujtas.
Buddiga checked the 
flop, then called a bet of 500 by Bujtas. On the 
turn, the action went check, check. The 
appeared on the river and Buddiga checked, Bujtas bet 2,400 and the American eventually called after some consideration. Bujtas showed the 
and Buddiga had the equally strong 
.
Stephen Chidwick raised to 500 from under the gun and [Removed:17] called on the button. Alexandros Kolonias in the big blind made it 2,300 to go and that forced folds from both opponents.
One table over, Behzad Ahadpour and Satish Sanan have been involved in many hands and participated in the table talk regularly as well. Jean-Noel Thorel and Dan Shak both limped in and Ahadpour then raised to 800. Both Thorel and Shal came along, then checked the 
flop. Ahadpour bet 1,500 and that won the pot uncontested.
In the words of the great modern day philosopher Dj Khaled, 'another one'. Scott Seiver is in.
With the board reading 
and 11,000 chips in the middle. Mikita Badziakouski decided to throw in a bet of 9,000 from the big blind. Satellite winner Laszlo Bujtas thought about it for a moment and decided to call.
Badziakouski immediately knew the bad news. With some frustration he opened his for a complete bluff. Bujtas showed 
for a pair of nines and raked in the pot.
Action folded to Max Silver on the button and he limped in. Small blind Jean-Noel Thorel completed and big blind Dan Shak checked.
Both blinds checked to Silver on and the Brit bet 400. Both of the blinds called and the three of them checked the 
on the turn and on the river.
Thorel showed 
and Silver proudly tabled 
. Shak mucked and Silver exclaimed it was "The biggest heist of the day!"
Martin Finger, who's on the table as well and extremely talkative so far today, added: "You guys play banana's!"
Andreas Nemeth has taken a seat, followed by qualifier Marcin Chmielewski who now also is in contention.
It didn't take long for Pratyush Buddiga to throw in his first three-bet. Adrian Mateos to his right made it 600 to go and Buddiga didn't waste much time before he raised it up once more. He made it 2,000 and after it was folded around to him, Mateos called.
The Spaniard check-called another 2,000 when Buddiga fired on the 
flop. The fell on the turn and this time Mateos check-folded after a Buddiga put in another 5,500.
[Removed:17] is back just under starting stack, after having previously lost quite some chips to Stephen Chidwick. It was a series of smaller hands that increased the stack of "MissOracle" and the latest saw him defend the big blind against a raise by Martin Kozlov from under the gun.
Both players checked the 
flop. On the 
turn, Yan bet 750 and Kozlov called before the fell on the river. Now Yan made it 2,100 to go and Kozloc gave it some consideration, glanced over at his opponent, and then let go.
Steve O'Dwyer tossed in a T-500 chip without saying anything and it was then made clear he had just limped. Out of the small blind, Anthony Zinno raised to 600 and O'Dwyer then three-bet to 2,000. Zinno called and the flop came 
. Zinno checked, O'Dwyer bet 3,500 and then quickly folded to Zinno's check-raise to 11,000.
The next hand, Zinno min-raised from the button and O'Dwyer defended his big blind to see the flop of 
. Both players checked and Zinno took down the hand with a delayed continuation bet of 500 on the 
turn.
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