On a 
flop in a raised pot, Faraz Jaka bet 1,800 after his opponent checked and the latter called.
A 
fell on the turn and both players checked. Things heated on the river when a 
came. After another check, Jaka moved all in for 7,200 and after a long tank his opponent called.
Jaka showed 
for trips and his opponent tossed his hand into the muck.
One of the new faces in the tournament is Barney Boatman. Late registration is still open until the end of level eight, which will be at about 7 P.M.
Players are mostly located in the Brasilia and Pavillion rooms.
According to the table, Sorel Mizzi bet 700 on a flop 
and was called by two players.
On the 
turn, only the player in big blind check-called when Mizzi continued for 1,600.
The river brought a 
and Mizzi moved all in for about 6,000 and his opponent called.
Mizzi: 
for two pairs
His opponent: 
for a straight
Mizzi's two pairs weren't enough against his opponent's Broadway.
Salim El Boustani is one of the bigger stacks in the Pavillion room. He busted two players at his table in the last hand he played.
The preflop action was unclear, but El Boustani had the best of it when he ended up in a three-way all-in with 
. He had to fade an ace against 
and 
.
The board ran out clean when five bricks hit the board. El Boustani started stacking when he got the pot pushed to him.
Jason Wheeler faced a bet of 700 on the button, but he made a three-bet to 2,200. The player in middle position called.
The flop was 
. After a check, Wheeler bet out 2,500 and his opponent called the bet again.
The turn was the and this time Wheeler pushed all-in after his opponent checked again. The all-in bet was for 10,700, which was roughly the size of the pot. After a while, his opponent folded and the dealer pushed the pot to Wheeler.
Level: 6
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 50
On a flop of 
, small blind Kristy Arnett check-called a bet of 700 from Niall Farrell in big blind.
The turn brought them a and both players checked. On the river, Arnett made a big bet for 1,500 and Farrell choose to fold.
On a board showing 
and with 1,600 already in the middle, Cary Katz bet 1,050.
His opponent misread the bet and unintentionally min-raised it to 2100. Katz opted to fold his hand.
He now has a little more than 3,000.
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