West Gets the Best of Schaaf in Subsequent Hands
In the first hand, Tim West opened for 24,000 from middle position and James Schaaf called from the big.
The flop came 
and both players checked.
The turn came a 
and Schaaf led out for 25,000. West called.
The 
river slowed Schaaf down and he checked. West quickly announced he was all-in, to which Schaaf said, "I think I let you get there," and he mucked.
A few hands later, Schaaf opened for 30,000 and was met with an all-in re-shove from West for approximately 213,000. Schaaf called and saw he was in good shape going to the flop.
West: 
Schaaf: 
The board, however, had it in for Schaaf, as it ran out 
- pairing West and shipping him the pot.
After those two confrontations, Schaaf is down to 380,000 while West has risen to 430,000.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
430,000 | 255,000 |
|
380,000 | -270,000 |
and Afriat had 
The flop came down 
, prompting a 27,000 bet from Alexander. Not ready to give up, Urton raised to 60,000. Alexander thought about it, and then started to push a re-raise for an undisclosed amount into the middle, which got a quick muck from Urton.
The all in player was ahead with 
Yashar Darian and Douglas Lang were betting into each other and after a series of bets Lang was all in and called.
for a queen high flush, which normally would be a great hand to have, but his opponent Darian had 
hit on the river.
board. After some thinking the Cut-Off joined Blocksidge for a river.
board and his opponent, who was all-in, mucked.