Level 7
: 300/600, 600 ante
Ruurd Nauta has been on fire for the first levels of the day. He has been cruising to a nice stack and eliminated a player in the last hand before the previous break.
Nauta opened from early position to 1,200 and a player from middle position called. The small blind called as well but the big blind decided to three-bet to 6,100 with about 20,000 behind. Nauta went for the four-bet to 13,500 and it folded to the big blind who put it all in. Nauta called and they opened up.
Big blind: 
Ruurd Nauta: 
The board ran out 
and the ten on the turn made Nauta the winner of the hand. His stack rose to about 90,000.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
90,000
32,000
|
32,000 |
and action checked to Klepczarek, who bet 3,200. Guerrero check-raised, putting out 6,100, which the dealer corrected to make him put out the minimum amount of 6,400. Action folded back to Klepczarek and he thought for a little before matching the raise.
and Guerrero fired out another 7,500. Klepczarek asked to see what he had behind and he moved his arms to display what was around 34,000. Another minute passed by and Klepczarek made the call, bringing the river 
on board. 
board was on the table when Karim Lehoussine checked from the big blind to Ramon Colillas on the button. The Spanish PokerStars Ambassador and winner of the 2018 PSPC put all his chips in front of him and effectively put his opponent all in for 25,200. The pot had about 25,000 in it and there was plenty to play for. 
, fading backdoor diamonds on the river en route to a double.
hit the felt and locked in a double as a result.
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