Level 8
: 300/600, 600 ante
Under the gun, Georgios Zisimpoulos fired 1,800 into the pot when the dealer rolled out a 
flop. He received a call from a player on the button and a fold from the small blind.
Heads-up to the 
turn, both players decided to check and saw the 
hit the felt for free.
Zisimopoulos went for a blocking bet, making it 600. His opponent raised to what looked like 4,800 and Zisimopulos called within a second with 
, besting his rivals 
.
"How do I get you guys to fold?" the other player asked.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
37,000 |
and then Wisdom led out with a bet of 6,000, more than the size of the pot. Seidel thought for a bit, then decided to call. Wisdom showed down 
for just ace-high, but Seidel had him beat with 
and he took down the pot, chipping up to around 75,000.
and Ruzicka continued for 5,100. His opponent check-called. 
river, and Ruzicka's 
was superior to 
in the showdown. The former November Niner just crossed the 200,000-mark.
turn. Only Farrell called to see the 
and Ben Keeline was first to act. He put out a bet of 15,000 and Anthony Spinella called on the button. 
and Keeline moved all in with a covering stack over Spinella. The shove was for 20,700 effective. Spinella wasted no time calling. 
but Spinella had him beat, rivering two pair with 
river and Nitsche faced a bet of 11,500. He studied the board for a minute, contemplating whether to call or fold. He eventually selected the first option and got rewarded as his opponent showed 
and all the money went in on the turn. Jaka's opponent was holding 
for a flopped straight and the board did not pair for Jaka, thus, he was sent to the rail.
in early position. He found a customer in a player on the button who had 
