Level 6
: 150/300, 25 ante
Flop: 
We caught up to see Cord Garcia and another opponent heads up. There was a check to Garcia on the button and he fired 850. His opponent stuck around to see the 
hit fourth street. Another check prompted a 2,200-chip bet from Garcia. Once again his opponent stayed the course.
The river was the 
and Garcia's opponent fired 4,500 into the middle. Garcia chose to flat called and his opponent mucked his hand. Garcia tried to muck as well but the hands needed to be shown at the showdown and Garcia's opponent rolled over 
for a busted straight draw. Garcia showed 
for a rivered straight and he was able to drag in the pot. He's now sitting on roughly 37,000 in chips.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
37,000
12,000
|
12,000 |
|
||
on the felt and the action went check-check. The 
fell on the turn and once again prompted no action as both players checked their options.
and Overton moved out a bet of 6,600. His opponent called and Overton rolled over 
for top-top. Overton's opponent mucked and the pot was pushed to Overton.
came down on fourth and the 
on fifth, ensuring that he knocked out another player. Last year's runner-up has now built a huge stack of roughly 59,000.
. With roughly 7,000 in the pot already, Kenny Nguyen checked on over to his lone opponent. Nguyne's opponent shot 4,300 into the middle and Nguyen went into the tank.
for nines and sixes and was able to bring in the pot. He now sits around 27,500 in chips.
and Rice led for 3,500. His opponent wasted no time flinging out a call.
finished off the board and Rice moved 6,500 into the middle.
, an early positioned player and Bonn checked over to the player on the button. He fired 1,100 and received two calls. The turn was the 
peeled off on fifth street, giving him the nut flush and sending his opponent to the rail. By scooping up this pot, Bonn is now sitting on about 36,000.
