On a board of 
, Stephen Chidwick in the big blind bet 3,500 and Kahle Burns three-bet to 15,000 from under the gun. Chidwick responded with a three-bet to put Burns all in and the Australian called.
Kahle Burns: 
Stephen Chidwick: 
Burns had a big overpair but Chidwick had flopped the nut straight. The board finished out 
and Burns hit the rail.
"Good flop," Chidwick whispered.
Joris Ruijs had gotten his remaining stack of approximately 18,000 in from the small blind and was at risk against Laszlo Bujtas in middle position.
Joris Ruijs: 
Laszlo Bujtas: 
Ruijs was in good shape for a double on the 
flop, but the hit the turn, and an ace failed to appear on the 
river. Ruijs found the top €100,000 bounty yesterday during the €10,200 Mystery Bounty tournament on his way to a fourth-place finish, but he wasn't able to transfer that good fortune onto this hand, and he made his exit from the table as Bujtas added to his stack.
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Level: 10
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 1,200
Adrian Mateos raised in early position and Damian Salas defended out of the big blind.
Salas checked on the flop of 
and Mateos continued for 1,400. Salas called. Salas checked again on the turn and Mateos checked back.
The river brought the 
and Salas led out for 14,000. Mateos quickly folded to send the pot to the 2020 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Main Event champion.
The floor was called to Table 1 to address confusion during the final hand before the break between Patrik Antonius and Tom Orpaz.
As Antonius told the floor, he bet 2,500 on the flop of 
and Orpaz threw out two 5,000 chips, which the floor ruled was a raise to 10,000. Orpaz argued that he threw out the chips one at a time and had meant to call. The floor determined that Orpaz had made a singular motion and therefore it would be a raise.
"Whatever, it's a raise. I meant to raise, anyway," he joked.
Antonius then reraised to 22,000 and Orpaz called before checking dark. The turn brought the 
and Antonius pushed all in, prompting a snap-fold from Orpaz.
It might have been a bluff from Antonius as he showed the 
, but Orpaz had already turned away from the table.
Level: 9
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 1,000
Players are on their second 15-minute break of the day.
Ben Heath opened to 1,600 from the hijack and Adrian Mateos defended out of the big blind.
Mateos checked on the flop of 
and Heath continued with a bet of 1,800. The Spaniard quickly folded.
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