Level 9
: Blinds 400/800, 800 ante
The action was caught on a board of 
with around 19,000 in the middle. Michael Hooper had bet 11,000 from the big blind and Marc Mueller thought for a while before putting in enough chips to put Mueller all-in. Mueller sighed but called to put himself at risk and their holdings were shown down.
Michael Hooper: 
Marc Mueller: 
Hooper was in the lead with his flopped two pair but needed to fade straight and flush outs to secure the double-up. The river was a blank in the form of the 
and Hooper scooped a pot of nearly six figures after Mueller paid the 38,000 due.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
95,000 | |
|
53,300
53,300
|
53,300 |
. The flop brought Lindstrom a set of jacks and the turn gave him a full house. 
did not bring a chop for Waters and she said goodbye to her former table mates.
to give Qunber a pair of aces and Satelle a pair of aces with the queen kicker. 
river was dealt.
and the second-best starting hand in hold 'em was good enough to win him the pot.
. Kumar checked it to Lamontagne, who put out a large bet from the button. Kumar responded by moving all in. Lamontagne, who already had a significant chunk of chips invested, made the call. 
. Parker Talbot was stood behind Spraggy for moral support. "You're dead," laughed Parker. The turn came the 
to give Spragg the ten high flush and Pilkington the queen high flush.
and Steve O'Dwyer was deep in the tank.
, much to the amusement of the players.
. The flop brought Jones her pair of aces and she doubled up.
