The action folded to the cut off who raised to 13,000, the button and small blind mucked and Chenxu Zhang went in the tank. After about 30 seconds Zhang decided to shove all of her chips in the middle and the cut-off snap-mucked.
Level: 17
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 6,000
Freddy Deeb raised preflop from early position and he received calls from the hijack, cutoff, and the big blind.
Deeb continued to bet on 
and only the cutoff accepted his 25,000-bid.
The 
turn was checked and Deeb fired 65,000 on a 
river. The other player took well over a minute to make his decision and then he threw in calling chips.
Deeb announced ace-ten, rolling over 
. However, he wouldn't get anything from the pot as the other players turned up 
for a nut straight.
All the chips went in the middle pre-flop, and Bob Bounahra was at risk for 120,000 against the button.
Bob Bounahra 
Opponent: 
It was a race, with Bounahra needing to hit to survive. The flop came 
and Bounahra took the lead. The turn 
and the river 
changed nothing and Bounahra doubled up.
On a turn reading 
and around 95,000 in the middle, David "Bakes" Baker checked from the big blind and Dinghao Zhang fired 49,000. Baker called and the 
hit the river. The action went quickly check-check and Baker opened 
for a bricked flush draw. Zhang tabled 
and raked in the pot.
Marc-Andre Ladouceur was under the gun, facing off against a player in the big blind. They were on the flop of 
where Ladouceur bet 10,000, his opponent check-raised to 25,000, and Ladouceur fired back with a reraise to 60,000. The other players called.
The turn was the 
and Ladouceur faced a front-shove, calling 89,000. He trailed with 
versus 
and the other player was relieved when the 
failed to pair the board on the river.
Three players made it to the flop for 20,000 and the 
remained checked to the turn. Danny Noam checked from the big blind, his neighbor fired 42,000 to get rid of the third player. Noam called.
They saw the hit the felt and Noam checked. His opponent moved all in and Noam folded with a smile on his face, showing he held 
.
With the action caught on the 
turn, Julien Martini fired 30,000 out of the big blind. He received a call from the hijack and the landed on the river. Martini cut out a bet of 70,000 and his opponent took about 30 seconds before calling.
Martini turned up for a jack-high straight but he finished second as his opponent rolled over for Broadway.
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