Francisco "VaPaCooler" Benitez raised to 4,800 in middle position and Benjamin Rolle defended the big blind. Rolle check-called 3,300 on the 
flop and 8,934 on the 
turn.
The river brought the 
and Rolle led out for 14,831. Benitez shoved in response for 75,329 and Rolle called after much deliberation with 
.
Unfortunately for the German, Benitez tabled 
for the nuts to soar up the leaderboard.
"PUYA" raised to 5,280 in the cutoff and Tauan Naves three-bet to 18,480 in the small blind. "PUYA" called with 
to see a dream flop of 
appear. Navas bet 21,360 and "PUYA" went all for 162,894.
Navas called for 61,090 more with 
but, much to his dismay, saw he was outflopped. Neither the 
turn nor 
river turned it around and Naves was out.
A total of 173 players have already ponied up the requisite $10,300 to play in this event. 136 of them are still in contention for a slice of the $3,000,000 guaranteed prize pool, with late registration open until level 22.
Level: 9
Blinds: 1,200/2,400
Ante: 300
Yuri Dzivielevski raised to 4,200 and Joao Vieira called on the button. The flop came 
and Dzivielevski checked. Vieira bet 4,020, Dzivielevski check-raised to 14,000, Vieira three-bet shoved 60,622 and the Brazilian called.
Joao Vieira:
Yuri Dzivielevski: 
A pair of tens proved enough as the board ran out 
, sending Vieira on a reentry.
After months of jawing, Phil Hellmuth and Daniel Negreanu finally met on the felt for a heads-up match for $100,000 in PokerGO's "High Stakes Duel."
And the wait proved to be worth it as they did not disappoint.
A lengthy, six-hour battle would see Negreanu go up huge. The needles flew as he pulled out a few props to rub some salt in the wounds he was opening on his longtime rival.
Level: 8
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 250
The field is on their second break of the day. 160 players have entered with 132 of them in contention.
Jean-Pierre "Kunkuwap" Van Der Spuy raised to 4,200 in middle position and Connor Drinan defended the big blind. So far, it was business as usual but that all changed on the flop. Drinan checked and Van Der Spuy simply ripped it in for 192,174.
Drinan paused before calling off for 191,016, creating by far the biggest pot of the day thus far.
Connor Drinan: 
Jean-Pierre "Kunkuwap" Van Der Spuy:
Both stacks and equity were nearly identical and Drinan remained ahead after the 
turn. The river, though, completed "Kunkuwap"'s flush draw and gave him a sizable chip lead.
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