Hand #58: Simeon Naydenov opened the pot with a raise to 40,000 and he collected the blinds and antes.
Hand #59: Jan Kropacek opened to 40,000 from under the gun. He got one call from Mike Watson from middle position. The flop came down and Kropacek fired out 37,000. Watson called to see the on the turn. On that turn Kropacek bet out 78,000 and Watson released, giving the pot to Kropacek.
Hand #60: From the cutoff, Tobias Wenker opened to 40,000. From the small blind Salman Behbehani moved all. Wenker released his hand and Behbehani was awarded the pot.
Hand #61: Jake Schwartz was in the cutoff and he opened to 40,000. Both the button and the blinds folded and Schwartz took down the pot.
Hand #62: From under the gun Andrew Kloc raised to 43,000. Everyone folded and Kloc took the pot.
Hand #63:: Tobias Wenker opened to 40,000 and picked up the blinds and antes.
Hand #64: Jan Kropacek opened to 40,000 from the hi-jack only to have Simeon Naydenov three-bet to 110,000. Kropacek made the call as the dealer spread a flop with Kropacek checking to Naydenov.
Naydenov pushed out a 115,000-chip bet and Kropacek made the call to see the land on the turn. Kropacek checked and Naydenov bet out 180,000 only to have Kropacek move all-in. Naydenov instantly made the call for his 607,000 and the cards were tabled.
Naydenov:
Kropacek:
With Naydenov needing to fade a diamond or an eight, the river would fall the to see Naydenov double up to 1.7 million as Kropacek slips to 420,000 in chips.
Hand #65 Jake Schwartz raised under the gun and collected the blinds and antes without a contest.
Hand #66: Jake Schwartz received a walk in the big blind. He showed
Hand #67: Mike Watson raised to 45,000, action folded to Tobias Wenker on the button who raised to 115,000. Wenker collected the raise, blinds, and antes when Watson folded.
Hand #68: Barbero raised to 40,000 from the hijack seat. Everyone folded and Barbero collected the pot.
Hand #69: The action folded round to Jan Kropacek in the small blind and he limped in as Simeon Naydenov checked. The flop fell and Kropacek bet out to force a fold from Naydenov.
Hand #70: Tobias Wenker opened to 40,000 and Mike Watson three-bet to 105,000 from the large blind. Wenker released and Watson scooped the pot.
Hand #71 Jake Schwartz bumped it up to 40,000 from the lo-jack and Simeon Naydenov made the call from the button, as did Mike Watson from the small and Andrew Kloc from the big.
The flop fell down and the action was checked through to see the on the turn. The action checked round once again as the completed the board on the river.
Kloc led out for 62,000 and only Naydenov made the call, but then would be forced to muck at the sight of Kloc's for trips.
Hand #72: Jan Kropacek opened to 40,000 and won the blinds and antes.
Hand #73: Jake Schwartz opened with a raise to 40,000 only to have Salman Behbehani move all in for 327,000 with Schwartz making the call.
Schwartz:
Behbehani:
With Behbehani in the lead, the flop kept it that way, but when the landed on the turn, Schwartz's rail exploded with cheers before the completed the board on the river.
For Behbehani's efforts, he takes home $29,771 for his 8th place finish
Hand #74: Mike Watson opened to 40,000. Andrew Kloc in the next seat over reraised to 114,000. Action folded back around to Watson who folded and Kloc was awarded the pot.
Hand #75: From the button Tobias Wenker opened and was able to take down the blinds and antes when the two blind players folded.
Hand #76: Under the gun Mike Watson opened to 40,000. Action folded to Wenker who reraised to 92,000 from the cutoff. Watson folded once again and Wenker won the pot.
Hand #77: On the button Jan Kropacek opened to 40,000. From the big blind Watson moved all in. Kropacek quickly folded and Watson was awarded the pot.
Hand #78: Tobias Wenker opened to 40,000. Action folded to Jan Kropacek in the cutoff who moved all in. Andrew Kloc moved all in over the top when action was on him. Wenker quickly folded and the two men went to showdown.
Kloc:
Kropacek:
The board ran out and Kropacek never improved, thus he was eliminated from the tournament in 7th place, but not without collecting $38,621 for his efforts.
Hand #79: Jake Schwartz opened to 40,000 and picked up the blinds and antes.
Hand #80: Andrew Kloc raised to 41,000 from the button and Tobias Wenker made the call from the big blind to see the flop fall.
Both players checked as the landed on the turn and Kloc fired a delayed continuation-bet of 55,000 to win the pot.
Hand #81: From the button Nacho Barbero moved all in for 306,000 and Tobias Wenker moved all in for 653,000. Jake Schwartz asked for a count before eventually opting to fold his hand.
Barbero:
Wenker:
The board ran out to see Barbero double through to 650,000 as Wenker slips to 347,000.
Hand #82: Tobias Wenker moved all in from the button and he took down the pot.
Hand #83: Nacho Barbero opened to 40,000. Tobias Wenker moved all in in the next seat over. Everyone folded including Barbero and Wenker was shipped the pot.
Hand #84: Tobias Wenker opened to 40,000. Action folded around to Andrew Kloc who moved all in over the top. Wenker called quickly and the hands were tabled.
Kloc:
Wenker:
The board rolled out which was safe for Wenker who doubled up for 475,000 chips.
and Kropacek fired out 37,000. Watson called to see the 
on the turn. On that turn Kropacek bet out 78,000 and Watson released, giving the pot to Kropacek.![[user80015]](/img/avatars/avatar.svg){kind=avatar}
flop with Kropacek checking to Naydenov.
land on the turn. Kropacek checked and Naydenov bet out 180,000 only to have Kropacek move all-in. Naydenov instantly made the call for his 607,000 and the cards were tabled.
to see Naydenov double up to 1.7 million as Kropacek slips to 420,000 in chips.
and the action was checked through to see the 
on the turn. The action checked round once again as the 
completed the board on the river.
for trips.
completed the board on the river.
and Kropacek never improved, thus he was eliminated from the tournament in 7th place, but not without collecting $38,621 for his efforts.
flop fall.
landed on the turn.