Level 9
: 400/800, 75 ante
Samuel Bernabeu and Joseba Zicarte are both from Spain and share the same table. Zicarte joined the six-digit stacks when he called all in after the 
turn. There were about 30,000 chips in the middle of the pot and the opponent of the Spaniard with more chips put him all in.
Zicarte tank-called for 39,925 with 
and it was a good call as he was only shown 
. The 
river was a blank and the Spaniard got a huge double up.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
130,000
83,000
|
83,000 |
|
||
|
114,000 | |
, a player in Seat 3 opened for 4,100 and Ryan D'Angelo reraised to 10,200. Andrew Lichtenberger tanked for nearly a minute before announcing he was all in for 28,925. The player in Seat 3 folded fairly quickly and D'Angelo didn't waste too much time before pushing his cards into the muck as well. Lichtenberger picked up the pot moving to 54,000 in chips.
and he flipped for his tournament life against the 
of his opponent. After the 
river completed the board. "Was that a shower?" asked the opponent. "Yeah, but I got a sh#### shower," Kornuth replied.
turn for 8,500. On the 
river, the player on the button moved all in for 13,675 chips. Hall wasn't too thrilled but eventually ended up check-calling to muck the 
after he was shown 
and Massey had 
and there were two seat open. Babakhani went on to tell how he usually runs bad with pocket kings after losing a crucial pot with said hand at the WPT Montreal.
