The action folded to Ben Lamb in the small blind and he raised to 4,000. Scott Seiver bumped it up to 15,000 from the big blind, and as the clock counted down on Lamb, he four-bet to 37,000.
Seiver called, and when the flop landed , Lamb again used his full extension of time before betting out 45,000.
Seiver went into the tank before a forced time extension button of 60 seconds was utilized. Eventually a further 40 seconds passed, and Seiver mucked his hand and dropped to roughly 80,000 in chips.
Sergio Aido raised to 3,000 from the cutoff and Rainer Kempe three-bet to 13,000 from the big blind. Aido clicked the action back with a four-bet to 31,000. Kempe wasn't finished there as he jammed all-in and Aido instantly called, putting his 114,500 chip stack at risk.
Aido turned over but was up against Kempe's . The flop came and Kempe was in great position. The turn landed the and Aido took the lead in the hand. The river brought the and Aido's set of queens earned him a full double up.
After recently taking 3rd in Event #1 for $306,000, Stefan Schillhabel has now entered Event #2 and is seated on table two in-between fellow Germans Rainer Kempe and Fedor Holz.
Remember, right now there is an Event #1 live stream from this event on PokerGO, but you'll need to get a subscription if you want to watch the action. Nick Schulman and Matt Hyman are currently battling it out for the title and $918K first-place prize.
Cary Katz is the newest player to take his seat in today's tournament, and currently he is located on table two seated between Rainer Kempe and Fedor Holz.
, Lamb again used his full extension of time before betting out 45,000.
but was up against Kempe's 
. The flop came 
and Kempe was in great position. The turn landed the 
and Aido took the lead in the hand. The river brought the 
and Koon checked to Polk who bet out 3,000. Koon called, and then checked the 
and Sontheimer checked to Schein who bet 12,000. Sontheimer called, and both players checked the 
on the turn.
