Level 3
: 75/150, 0 ante
Eric Rabl was seen three-betting in the cutoff over a raise to 400 from the hijack. The player on Rabl's left cold-called the reraise and the blinds and hijack got out of the way.
Rabl continued firing on the 
flop, making it 2,400. His opponent moved all in for roughly 5,200 and Rabl called.
Both players had the nut low as Rabl turned up 
while the other player exposed 
.
The rest of the board ran out 
and 
and Rabl won the high half with fives up.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
11,500
11,500
|
11,500 |
flop, firing 1,250. Johnson potted for 6,375, covering almost all of his opponent's stack. 
turn. Johnson immediately opened 
but his opponent was reluctant. The dealer eventually forced her to turn the cards up and it became apparent that Johnson stood against a set of queens with 
. 
and Johnson missed his flush draw and Broadway draw and dropped to 1,000 or so.
for a flopped straight but the river card couldn't change his fate. 
.
and action checked to Boatman. He bet 400 and both players called.
and both players checked. The preflop raiser showed 
and his hand was best, as Boatman held 
