On an already-stacked table of Mathijs Storms, Sebastian Pauli, Jamie Kerstetter, Jonas Lauck, and Jonathan Abdellatif, another notable player has taken his seat. Matt Stout was seated in the orange section of Amazon and has just been moved into Brasilia.
Will Berry raised to 1,000 from early position and was called by the player on the button.
They both checked through the 
flop to the 
on the turn. Berry now decided to bet 2,700. His opponent confirmed the amount and then folded.
Also on Berry's table are Dan O'Brien and Jonny Kralle Wilson.
Level: 8
Blinds: 250/500
Ante: 75
Bart Lybaert had three-bet to 2,500 after his opponent on his direct right had raised. The other player called.
The flop came 
. Lybaert continued with a bet of 2,500 for his opponent to call again.
The turn brought them the 
. Lybaert's opponent check-snap-called Lybaert's shove of 9,000.
Bart Lybaert: 
Opponent: 
Lybaert had turned a pair of nines. His opponent had flopped two pair, though. The 
on the river didn't help Lybaert in any way and he made his way to the cashier to reenter one more time today.
Heidi May's fortunes have improved significantly over the last couple of levels. She just took another pot with a flop continuation, taking her up to 32,300.
Meanwhile, it was a similar situation for Kenny Hallaert. After Hallaert opened preflop, the flop was 
, and once again, a continuation-bet was good enough to win the pot. He stays steady on 44,500.
The pace has been steady since players returned from their dinner break. Both Manig Loeser and Joe Elpayaa have made some good gains in the first 20 minutes of the level.
Michael Gagliano raised to 1,000 from the hijack. The player in the small blind called. Vojtech Ruzicka looked at both of their stacks and then decided to put them both all in. Gagliano folded instantly. The player in the small blind checked his cards once more and then folded.
"Show the eights," he said to Ruzicka.
Ruzicka looked at his cards again, tabled 
, and then added the pot to his stack.
Some of your favorite poker players are known by just their nicknames, but do you know the story behind their nicknames? Poker players Faraz Jaka, Mike Matusow, Allen Kessler, and Daniel Negreanu tell us how they got their infamous nicknames. Those players are at the Rio Las Vegas playing the World Series of Poker.
Level: 7
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 50
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