The preflop action escaped us, but we do know that Steffen Sontheimer got his stack of 77,000 all in against Phil Hellmuth, who barely had him covered with a stack of 89,500.
Sontheimer:
Hellmuth:
Sontheimer was in desperate need of an eight, but he was left wanting after the board ran out .
Registration is open for another hour, so there's a chance we see Sontheimer again if he opts to exercise his single re-entry option.
With around 20,000 in the pot and a flop of , Alan Schein bet 10,000 under the gun and Jason Koon called from the cutoff.
Schein bet another 10,000 on the turn, and again Koon called. When the completed the board on the river, Schein bet a final 10,000, but this time Koon moved all in for 51,000 total.
Schein used a time extension to consider the situation and eventually called with the . It was no good as Koon had gone runner-runner flush with the .
Remember, right now there is a live stream from this event on PokerGO. The lineup for that stream, which is on a 30-minute delay, includes Erik Seidel, Adrian Mateos, Doug Polk, Brian Rast, Ben Tollerene, and Stephen Chidwick.
Koray Aldemir raised to 8,500 under the gun and Keith Lehr called from the small blind. Stefan Schillhabel came along from the big and three players saw a flop of , which they all checked.
Lehr then led out for 12,000 on the turn, Schillhabel folded, and Aldemir called. Both players then checked the river and Lehr tabled the for a straight.
"Is that all?" Aldemir said before mucking his hand.
Matt Hyman moved all in for 38,500 from the hijack and Stefan Schillhabel called him from the small blind.
Hyman:
Schillhabel:
It was a flip, but not after the flop came down to give Schillhabel a set. The turn left Hyman drawing dead, and he exited the poker room after the was run out on the river.