Keith Lehr raised to 7,000 from early position and Alan Schein called from the small blind.
Schein then check-called a bet of 5,000 on the flop before checking for a second time on the turn. Lehr bet 15,000, Schein min-check raised to 30,000, and Lehr snap-folded.
Meanwhile, Dan Smith has opted to re-enter the tournament.
Nick Schulman raised to 3,000 from the cutoff and both Ben Lamb and Zach Hyman, who were on the button and in the big blind respectively, called to see a flop.
Hyman was first to act and he led out for 3,000. Only Lamb called and it was heads-up action to the turn.
Hyman bet again, this time 7,500, and Lamb pushed back with a raise to 20,000. Not to be outdone, Hyman three-bet all in for roughly 60,000 and it worked as Lamb ditched his hand.
We thought Dan Smith was the first to go, but in fact it was Stefan Schillhabel. He just hit the rail so fast we did in fact miss it. Fortunately, he shared some details on Twitter before jumping back in action.
@ikepoker I busted so fast, @PokerNews didn't even see it :D follow https://t.co/kusSfnP2Mh for updates
Fedor Holz won over $20 million in under two years and cemented his legacy as one of poker's best. The German wunderkind, who is being tailed by a camera crew who are doing a documentary, is in action here in Event #1 of the Poker Masters.
He is in pursuit of The Poker Masters Purple Jacket™ and he recently spoke to Poker Central about it.
Dominik Nitsche raised to 3,500 from the cutoff only to have Keith Lehr three-bet to 8,000 from the button. Both blinds folded, Nitsche called, and the flop came down .
Both players checked and the dealer put out the on the turn. Nitsche checked for a second time and then folded when Lehr bet 8,000.
Christian Christner raised to 5,000 under the gun and then called Justin Bonomo's three-bet to 14,000 from the big blind.
The flop saw Bonomo lead out for 10,000, and Christner called to see the turn. Bonomo eyed up his opponent's stack of 58,500 and then announced all in. Christner wasted little time in calling off.
Bonomo:
Christner:
Christner was ahead with two pair, but Bonomo could still win with either an ace or non-jack spade on the river. The dealer burned one last time and put out the on the river. It was a blank as far as Bonomo was concerned and he sent over the vast majority of his stack.
Three levels have come and gone. That means it's time for the first 10-minute break of the day.
Upon coming back from the break, Table 4 will be moved to the feature table, which will then be live streamed on PokerGO on a 30-minute delay. The lineup for that table includes Erik Seidel, Adrian Mateos, Doug Polk, Brian Rast, Ben Tollerene, and Stephen Chidwick.
flop before checking for a second time on the 
turn. Lehr bet 15,000, Schein min-check raised to 30,000, and Lehr snap-folded.
flop.
turn.
flop before both players checked the 
turn as well as the 
river.
, but it was no good as Nitsche held a bigger pair with the 
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flop saw Bonomo lead out for 10,000, and Christner called to see the 
turn. Bonomo eyed up his opponent's stack of 58,500 and then announced all in. Christner wasted little time in calling off.
