Level 6
: 250/500, 75 ante
A player in middle position opened for 1,400 and Julian Stuer called from the small blind. Big blind Tito Ortiz came along for the ride as well and the three of them got a flop of 
.
Stuer checked but Ortiz lead out for 1,100. The initial raiser raised to 2,200 and Stuer was quick to fold.
"Raise!" said Ortiz as he made it 10,100.
The initial raiser tanked for a bit and Ortiz said: "You have a big stack over there, you can afford it!"
Ortiz then promised to show if his opponent would fold, and kept his promise as the initial raiser folded and Ortiz flipped open 
for two pair.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
41,900
1,900
|
1,900 |
|
||
and Borrego led out for 625. Zinno called. 
and both players checked to the river, which was the 
. Borrego led out for 3,000. Zinno thought for about a minute and eventually called. Borrego took one last look at her cards before launching them into the muck, sending the pot Zinno's way.
flop.
peeled off on the turn. That proved enough to get Metalidi to fold his hand.
and got a tank-call from an opponent on the button. Riess turned over 
for two pair and dragged the pot.
, and the turn sealed the deal for him.
flop, and Beliauskas bet 4,000 again. Yaroshevskyy made it 15,000 to go, and his opponent instantly put in 35,000 more. Yaroshevskyy shoved for Beliauskas' last few chips and got a quick call.
for top set. Beliauskas let out what sounded like a curse and flung his cards high in the air. One 
landed stuck between another player's back and his chair. Once it was retrieved, the dealer brought forth the 
and 
, and Yaroshevskyy has one of the biggest stacks in the room now.
, Ortiz bet a hefty 20,000. This time, both opponents mucked.
for trips, but Tollerene's 
