Level 7
: 200/400, 50 ante
Antonio Esfandiari is up to 43,300 after a great start after the dinner break.
Esfandiari was in the small blind and bet 3,625 on a 
flop and was called by his sole opponent. Esfandiarii then checked the arrival of the 
and his opponent took up the role of the aggressor and bet 5,150. Esfandiari stared at the flop, then diverted his gaze to his opponent for a brief moment before check-raising all in. The move worked because it was met with a snap-fold.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
43,300
10,300
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10,300 |
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flop, leading the dealer to place the 
on the turn. Pantaleo check-called again, this time a more substantial 4,000 bet. The river was the 
and was greeted with checks from both players.
of his opponent.
. Silverman now has 9,000 chips.
flop and his hand stayed best as the turn and river fell 
.
into view and Laak checked again. Laak's insta-call on the flop didn't deter Watson from betting again and he set the price to play at 6,200. Laak considered his options for around 15-seconds before settling on a fold.
flop, a flop that Matt Giannetti checked from the big blind and Philippe Ktorza fired a 1,075 bet from late position on.
