Level 2
: 100/200, 0 ante
With the board reading 
and roughly 2,500 in the middle Olivier Busquet bet out 1,500 following a check from his opponent.
Busquet's opponent took close to a minute before calling as the 
rolled off on the river and he checked once again.
Very deliberately, Busquet took four yellow 1,000-denomination chips and dropped them just ahead of his cards to signify a bet of 4,000.
It would take nearly three minutes before Busquet's opponent came to a decision - one which was a call. Busquet tabled his 
for a flush and scooped the pot to move to just under 55,000 in chips.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
54,500
13,300
|
13,300 |
.
, Justin Bonomo bet 1,700 from the big blind position. His opponent called from the button, and the dealer turned the 
completed the board on the river. Bonomo check-called again, this time for 4,800, and showed 
for trips. His opponent mucked, and Bonomo took the pot, bringing his stack up to 36,000.
for the flop, and Wright continued for 750. One opponent called, but the other folded, and the remaining players saw the turn heads up. It was the 
, and Wright checked again. His opponent now bet 6,000, and Wright announced a call, showing 
for trips. The other player angrily slammed his cards down as he mucked, and Wright took the pot. He’s now up to 75,000 in chips.
. Tatiana Barausova fired out four T5,000 chips, moving all in for effectively 17,300, and Dombroski quickly called.
, 
flop spread. Both players checked, and when the 
on the river as Bonyadi tossed in 1,600.
and roughly 4,000 in the middle, we found WSOP bracelet winner Pascal LeFrancois betting out 2,200.
for king-high while his opponent tabled his 
as LeFrancois slipped to 12,000 in chips.
flop, Nick Maimone called a bet of 700, and he did the same when his opponent bet 1,500 on the 
arrived to complete the board on the river, Maimone once again flatted a bet, this time for 2,500.
