Johannes Becker raised in the small blind and Luke Schwartz called.
Both pitched two and Schwartz called a bet from Becker.
They drew one apiece and Becker let Schwartz fire then called.
Becker still needed one and Schwartz patted. Becker led out but Schwartz snapped him off with 
which was good enough to take it down.
George Wolff raised on the button, Johannes Becker three-bet from the small blind, and Luke Schwartz cold called from the big blind. Wolff four-bet and Becker and Schwartz both called.
Becker and Schwartz drew two, and Wolff took one. Becker led out, Schwartz got out of the way, and Wolff called. Becker stood pat while Wolff drew one.
Becker bet again, Wolff called, and Becker stood pat again, with Wolff drawing one. Becker put out a final big bet and Wolff folded.
Luke Schwartz limped from the button, George Wolff called and Mark Gregorich checked in the big blind.
Wolff and Gregorich took three while Schwartz needed one. The action was checked to Schwartz who bet. Wolff folded and Gregorich called for his last 10,000.
Gregorich drew two and Schwartz one.
The last draw went two and pat, and Schwartz tabled 
. Gregorich needed a lot of help with 
and while the first card he peeled was a , he couldn't squeeze a two to beat Schwartz. He opened a and his elimination in fourth place was confirmed.
Mark Gregorich raised from the cutoff, with Luke Schwartz and George Wolff coming along in the blinds. Schwartz drew two, Wolff three, and Gregorich one.
Schwartz led the action from the small blind in the next round, getting both opponents to call. Schwartz stood pat, and the other two players both drew one. That pattern repeated again, and in the final betting round Schwartz bet again, Wolff folded, and Gregorich called.
Schwartz showed down , taking the pot and leaving Gregorich with less than a big bet.
With action picked up on the second draw, Johannes Becker patted and Luke Schwartz took one. Becker bet and Schwartz called.
Schwartz peeled one again and Becker checked to him. Schwartz bet and Becker check-raised. Schwartz fired back with a three-bet but Becker wasn't done yet. He four-bet and Schwartz called.
Becker had while Schwartz ended up finishing second with number two, showing .
Mark Gregorich raised from the cutoff, and George Wolff called from the big blind. Wolff drew two and Gregorich three, and Wolff then check-called.
Wolff drew two again, and Gregorich one. Wolff then check-raised, and Gregorich called the extra bet. Wolff stood pat and Gregorich drew one, and Wolff bet and got the call in the final round, showing for the winner.
Two hands later, Wolff raised from the small blind, and Gregorich came along in the big blind. Wolff led out and Gregorich called, with Wolff drawing two and Gregorich drawing three.
The action checked through the next round, then both players drew two. Wolff put out a bet and Gregorich folded.
Mark Gregorich raised in the small blind and Yueqi Zhu called.
Gregorich took two, Zhu one and Gregorich check-called.
Gregorich changed two again and Zhu was pat. Gregorich checked, Zhu threw in his last 30,000 and Gregorich called.
Gregorich stood pat and Zhu was visibly shocked.
"Wow," he said and then started at the ceiling for a few moments.
"My hand is almost unbreakable, that's the problem," Zhu said. Then he took two.
Gregorich opened and Zhu showed .
"Ten-nine," Luke Schwartz asked Zhu about what he had to break. Zhu confirmed he had ten-nine after he peeled 
.
Gregorich claimed Zhu's chips and Zhu left the table with the fifth-place prize.
Short-stacked Yueqi Zhu raised from the cutoff and got a call from George Wolff in the big blind. Each player drew two, the action checked through, and each drew two again.
Wolf checked and called a bet from Zhu, and both players peeled one. Wolff led out in the final betting round, and a frustrated Zhu folded, turning up 
as he mucked.
Level: 20
Limits: 30,000/60,000
Ante: 0
Players are now on a 15-minute break of the day; play resumes with Level 20 when the final five return.
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