Level 6
: Blinds 400/800, 800 ante
Michael Watson on the button and Igor D'Ursel in the hijack were on a completed board of 
. D'Ursel had checked to Watson, who put out a bet of 4,600 into a pot of roughly 6,000.
D'Ursel then check-raised to 22,000 chips, a big portion of his stack. Watson let his shot clock go down to the last seconds before he put in a big stack of T-5,000 chips as a three-bet, enough to put his opponent all in.
D'Ursel folded instantly, granting the victory to Watson, who stacked his newly won chips onto his already impressive stack.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
158,000
108,000
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108,000 |
|
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34,700
34,700
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34,700 |
. Lakhdari checked and Grafton made a continuation bet of 5,500. Machado called and Lakhdari folded, meaning two players would see the turn. 
and Grafton bet out for 8,000, which Machado called. The final card came the 
and Grafton led again, this time putting in a large bet of 13,600, which represented most of his opponent's stack. Machado did make the call, leaving himself just a few thousand behind. 
for an overpair to the board. Machado mucked his hand and the chips were pushed over to Grafton, who has made good progress since entering the event and is now sitting on over 80,000 chips.
and Bise moved all in for 16,000 when checked to. One by one, his three opponents folded.
and players checked on all three streets to get to showdown. 
for a pocket pair. Spitaleri showed 
for a rivered pair of sevens. Lofberg was eliminated from the tournament.
and Mateos continued for 3,500. Adams called. Adams checked again on the 
turn and Mateos sized up to 9,000. Adams laid it down.
. Rosner bet out 11,500 and his bet was enough to force both Boika and Ki out of the pot.
