"Use Them Wisely"
Level 7
: 150/300, 25 ante
A preflop raising war between Tino Lechich and Stephen Lindeblad resulted in the former getting his stack all in preflop and racing against the latter.
Lechich: 
Lindeblad: 
Lechich was the player at risk, which meant he needed to improve if he wanted to keep his tournament hopes alive. The 
flop kept Lindeblad firmly in the lead, an the 
turn meant Lechich needed either an ace or king on the river to double. The dealer burned on last time and put out the 
.
"Use them wisely," Lechich told Lindeblad before exiting the tournament area.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
25,000 | 14,500 |
|
Busted |
board. There were already 8,000 chips in the middle and Shack-Harris was risking almost exactly half his stack. His opponent, Gim Kurti, had him well covered. Kurti gave it a good minute before releasing his cards, and Shack-Harris won the pot.
and four-card flushed the pocket fours of the German. Danzer's countryman Heinz Kamutzki was equally fortunate after calling all in out of the big blind for 3,500 chips.
and Kamutzki was ahead with 
turn, but the 
on the river gave Wang a pair.
. Both players checked to see the 
fall on the river, and Zhu led with a bet of 1,350. Shack-Harris called.
, and he won the pot.
. Longmore bet 4,000 and had another 6,800 behind, which caused Lindeblad to move all in. Longmore called quickly and both turned over their cards:
turn and the 
river. Another player from a nearby cash table had some words and Lindeblad only threw back a "oh shut up." Let's see if he remains as talkative as he has been thus far.
. Two checks saw Henson bet 500, only Mrad called, and then the dealer burned and turned the 
.
for a flush, and it was good as Henson sent his cards to the muck.
, and Danzer led with a bet of 2,200. Watson made the call, and the river was the 
. Danzer took a few moments to think and then checked. Watson took his own few moments and then slid all of his chips forward for 3,750. This sent Danzer into the tank, and tank is just what he did. Several minutes into the break, Danzer finally gave it up, and Watson won the pot.