On the 
flop, Liv Boeree led out and called the all in of an opponent for 10,425 chips with 
. She faced 
and was way ahead. The 
turn was a blank but the 
river gave the opponent trips.
Boeree just sat down like 15 minutes ago and lost almost half her stack on that hand.
Jack Salter is doing better than his younger brother and doubled up. He raised preflop and got two callers. On the 
flop, he continued for 2,600 and then bet 9,250 on the 
turn. One of the two opponents pushed him all in and Salter called with aces for his 15,000 chips behind.
The opponent held pocket fours and the river blanked to see Salter double through.
On the 
board, Lauren Kling paid off an opponent for 1,000 on each street and was shown 
for a full house on the river. Kling could not beat that and mucked her cards.
Tobias Peters was rather short and we saw him quickly heading to the rail. Only one minute later, Louis Salter followed. He got the remainder of his stack in with 
and got called by an opponent with the 
. The on the turn saw the young Brit running out of hope for a comeback and he is out as well.
After a raise to 800 and two callers, Bastian Fischer moved all in for 13,075 chips from the button. The player in the small blind tanked for a bit and then announced call with not that many more chips and all other opponents folded. Fischer had the and the opponent turned over .
"Oh wow," the opponent said after the 
popped up right in the window. The remaining board ran out 
and the German doubled up. One of the cold callers in seat one joked "Would you rather be good or lucky?" A combination of the two would likely be perfect.
On the 
turn, Simon Deadman bet 6,400 and got raised to 13,700. The Brit made a reluctant call and then both players got their stacks in after the 
river. "Man, I really thought you had aces there," said the opponent before turning over 
. Deadman had the same hand and they chopped it.
Recent bracelet winner Jordan Morgan has joined the field along with notables like Lee Childs, Michael Katz, Russell Thomas, and Andrew Lichtenberger.
Level: 6
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 50
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