On the board of 
, there was around 2,000 in the middle in a hand between David Williams and one other players. Williams was faced with a bet of 1,300 from his opponent and decided to raise it up to 3,800. After asking how many chips Williams had behind, which was about 15,000, his opponent reraised to 10,300. Williams folded.
Earlier in the day we reported a hand where Giuseppe Polichetti took a decent sized pot off of Joe Kuether early on. Now, mid-way through level four, Kuether has exacted revenge. The completed board read 
and there was what looked to be around 13,000 already in the center of the table.
Polichetti checked the river and Kuether dropped forward a bet of 9,500. This bet sent Polichetti into the tank for right around two minutes. Eventually, Polichetti called and Kuether showed him 
for a full house. Polichetti mucked his hand and Kuether dragged in the pot. The American is now sitting right around 52,000 in chips.
Clayton Crockett raised to 525 and [Removed:17] three-bet to 1,370. Crockett made the call and the flop brought out 
.
On the flop Yan bet 1,400 after Crockett had checked and the turn brought the 
. This time Yan bet 3,725 after it was checked to him and Crockett called once more.
The river brought the 
and Crockett checked a third time. Yan quickly moved all in for 10,225 and Crockett called. Yan tabled 
and his opponent mucked giving him a full double up.
Paul Newey still has less than the starting stack of 30,000, but he's a lot closer to it now after just doubling up. The board read 
when Newey's opponent put him all in for his final 7,300. Newey quickly called and tabled [AcAd and he was in terrific shape to double up.
Newey's opponent showed 
and the river did not help him as the popped up.
Players are now taking a 15-minute break.
Level: 5
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 25
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