Level 4
: Blinds 200/400, 400 ante
Romain Lewis opened to 1,000 from early position and was called by David Coleman and Jonathan Proudfoot from the blinds.
Coleman and Proudfoot had recently chopped a pot where the former was the shorter stack. Coleman had added to his stack since then, at what seemed to be at Proudfoot's expense as his stack had reduced in size.
On the 
flop, Coleman checked before Proudfoot led out for 800. Lewis quickly folded but Coleman called to continue their blossoming rivalry.
Coleman check-called for 1,700 on the 
turn and did the same for 4,200 on the 
river.
Proudfoot could only show ten-high with his 
. Coleman tabled his 
and claimed the pot with eights and sevens.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
65,000
27,000
|
27,000 |
|
||
|
63,000
37,000
|
37,000 |
|
|
||
|
43,000
30,000
|
30,000 |
and action was checked through to the 
turn. Moreno led for 2,200 and Holz was the only caller.
and Moreno bet 1,500. Holz thought for a bit before calling. Moreno showed 
for tens and fours while Holz showed 
for jacks and fours to take down the pot before break.
river with some 5,500 in the middle, Santiago Plante overbet for 7,800. Rodrigo Seiji was his only opponent and quickly called to get shown the 
for aces and nines by Plante. That won the pot as Seiji took a major blow to his stack.
runout meaning Duczak's ace-high was the best hand.
flop was checked to Cloutier, who bet 3,400 to win the pot.
flop as a single T-5,000 chip was out in front. Dean Murphy raised to 7,100 on the button and Moreno folded.
to take down the pot as Vang mucked.
board, Michael Gathy check-jammed for 12,600 from the big blind after John Krpan bet 2,500 from the button. Krpan wasn't a fan of the situation but called to put Gathy at risk of elimination. 
river confirmed Gathy's double up.
turn but the 
