Jason Koon raised from the button to 450 and the big blind was the only caller.
The big blind checked the 
flop and Koon continued for 575. The big blind answered by raising to 1,350 and Koon called.
The big blind led for 1,900 on a 
turn, leaving about 3,000 behind, and again Koon called.
The big blind checked the 
river to Koon who immediately went all in for around 10,000. The big blind tanked for a bit and in the end folded his hand.
We haven't seen Collins, Salsberg and bracelet winner Vonk in a while now so we're assuming they're busted. If we run into them in the Brasilia Room we'll add them back into the chipcounts.
On a 
flop we saw Joe Serock bet 875 in position. His opponent made the call after which both players checked the 
on the turn. The river brought out the 
and Serock's opponent bet out 875. Serock thought for a second, and then announced his allin for 2,800 more. After some deliberation we saw the other player folding and Serock went on stacking chips.
We caught up with Brian Rast in the small blind, who faced a 400 opening bet from a player in middle position. Rast re-raised to 1,100, and the big blind went all-in for less (about 600). The player in middle position called.
Flop:
Rast bet out 800, and his opponent called. The turn brought the 
, and Rast made a 3/4 pot bet to 1,750. Both of his opponents mucked. As the short-stacked opponent made a rushed exit, the river came an insignificant 
.
Rast showed the 
, giving him top 2-pair with a 13 out re-draw to a full house and flush, picking up a pot of around 3,000 and bringing his stack up to around 14,000.
A middle position player min-raised to 400 and the player from the hijack and Tony Dunst, the big blind, both came along.
After a flop of 
, Dunst and the player from middle position checked. The hijack took the ooportunity to bet 450 and both players called.
Dunst led for 800 on the 
turn with only the player from middle position calling.
Dunst checked 
river and face a bet of 1,700. After counting out his chips and thinking it through, Dunst made the call turning over 
for top pair and which was enough to win the pot.
We came up on the action with 3 players to a flop of 
. Phil Collins, in the big bling, checked and a middle position player led for 550. A player in late position folded and Collins went all in for 3,675. Collins turned over for bottom pair and a flush draw while his opponent held 
for top pair.
The 
turn gave Collins his flush and the gave him the double up.
We missed the exact preflop action but Waxman went heads-up against the player we've seen him battle it out with before. Waxman (mid-position) checked behind when his opponent (under-the-gun) checked on 
. The turn brought out the 
and Waman's opponent bet 1,050. Waxman made the call and after some deliberation he also called the 2,275 river bet on the . Waxman had to muck his hand though when he was shown 
for a flopped set.
Level: 6
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 25
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