Level: 7
Blinds: 15,000/30,000
Ante: 0
Level: 7
Blinds: 15,000/30,000
Ante: 0

and Ian Frazer called from the big blind with the 
.

and both players picked up a nice piece of it. Fraer added a flush draw and Schwartz top pair. Frazer checked his action and Schwartz bet 95,000. Frazer moved all in and Schwartz snapped him of.
though and Frazer hit his flush. Schwartz did hold the
for the redraw.
fell on the river and Schwartz was left with just under ten big blinds.




between Ian Frazer and Giovanni Safina. Safina had rivered a straight holding the 
and Frazer held two pair with the 
. Safina fired 150,000 on the river and Frazer made the call.

from the button. Ian Frazer folded the 
from the small blind and then Luke Schwartz squeezed his cards from the big blind, looking for something to go with. He looked at the 
and folded his hand, dropping to about eight big blinds.

and Giovanni Safina called from the small blind with pocket sixes. When the hands were revealed, Schwartz was disgusted to see Safina pick up a pair.

. Schwartz turned and hugged a random lady on the rail when he saw he paired his ace and made his way back to the table.
and the river was the
, allowing Schwartz to double back to 480,000.

. Luke Schwartz folded from the small blind and then Giovanni Safina reraised all in from the big blind for 640,000 holding two red nines. Frazer snapped him off and it would be a race for over 1.2 million chips.

and Safina stayed in the lead, but Frazer added a gutshot straight draw.
and still no help for Frazer.
and Frazer couldn't find any help. Safina was able to stay alive and doubled to nearly 1.3 million.
Level: 8
Blinds: 20,000/40,000
Ante: 0

from the button and then Ian Frazer looked down at the 
in the big blind. Most people might call here, inlcuding Phil Laak who stated that he would've snapped with Frazer's hand and spot. But instead, Frazer folded and Schwartz couldn't believe he folded it.