
. Vanessa Rousso reraised all in for 128,000 holding the 
. Schwartz took a minute, but folded his hand and Rousso picked up the chips.

. Vanessa Rousso reraised all in for 128,000 holding the 
. Schwartz took a minute, but folded his hand and Rousso picked up the chips.

. Phil Laak picked up the 
and reraised to 74,000. Timoshenko folded and Laak picked up the hand.
Level: 6
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 0


. Laak held the 
and flopped huge once again with a full house to take the lead against Schwartz's 
.
to the board and both players checked.
and Schwartz tanked before betting 130,000. Instantly, Laak moved all in. Schwartz sprung from his chair not happy about the play, but seemed to know he was beat. After a while, he folded his hand and Laak showed him the hand. Schwartz lost it Hellmuth style and began ranting and pacing around the table.

. Luke Schwartz raised all in from the big blind to 160,000 with 
. Laak tanked and then made the call.

and Schwartz stayed in the lead, looking even better now.
to the board and Laak picked up the best card he could have asked for.
and Schwartz was able to survive, doubling back to 330,000 chips.

. Phil Hellmuth voiced his dislike for the play from the commentary booth and discussed how the "internet kids" think the play is right, but he disagrees.

. Yevgeniy Timoshenko called in the big blind holding the 
.



and Rousso doubled with a spade flush.

and Tran held 
. Tran made the call.

and Laak checked. Tran checked behind.
and Laak fired 90,000. Tran folded his hand and Laak increased his lead further.