More than 300,000 was already in the pot when Jonas Kronwitter and Veselin Karakitukov saw the river on a board of 
. Karakitukov checked and action was on Kronwitter.
Kronwitter tanked for more than a minute, using up two of his time bank chips, before also checking behind. "You win," Karakitukov said as Kronwitter showed 
for a flush.
Ben Lamb had a bet of 82,000 in front of him on a board showing 
. Action was on Ian O'Hara, who used two time banks before putting in the chips to call.
Lamb turned over 
for the nut flush and O'Hara mucked.
"How did you like that flop," tablemate Eric Kurtzman said.
"What a luckbox," added Noah Schwartz.
Shaun Deeb opened to 9,000 from under the gun and Adam Hendrix flat-called on the button. The big blind also called.
All three players checked on the 
flop and the big blind led out with a bet of 20,000 on the 
turn. Deeb called and Hendrix folded.
The big blind fired a bet of 35,000 on the 
river and Deeb shuffled around a trio of chips before putting them out for a call.
"Pair of fives," the opponent announced.
The fives were no good as Deeb turned over 
for a pair of aces.
Five players saw the flop on a board of 
. Eric Kurtzman in middle position bet 25,000 before Noah Schwartz in the hijack raised to 82,000.
Next to act, AP Garza announced pot to 310,000 and everyone else folded. With action back on Schwartz, he went into the tank for more than a minute, tossing two time banks into the middle.
He eventually folded, angrily throwing his cards back to the dealer as Garza raked in the pot.
Level: 9
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 3,000
Matthew Wantman and Cliff Josephy saw the turn on a board of 
. Wantman, from the small blind, bet 35,000 and Josephy called in the cutoff.
The river came the and Wantman checked. Josephy threw out two 25,000 chips, announcing a bet of 42,000. Wantman leaned back in his chair and looked up to the ceiling as the shot clock wound down. With no time banks remaining, his hand was declared dead when the clock hit 30 seconds and he mucked his hand.
Ole Schemion won his first WSOP bracelet in the Poker Hall of Fame Bounty event just a few hours ago. Not content to rest there, he was just spotted late registering for this tournament, still carrying around the bracelet case.
Dan Shak and Scott Seiver each called a preflop raise to 36,500 from a player in the small blind. The flop came 
and the small blind led out for 25,000.
Seiver folded from the cutoff, but Shak on the button called to see the turn. Both players checked to the 
river.
The small blind checked again, and this time Shak bet 50,000.
"I was just kidding," his opponent said before folding.
Shaun Deeb recently sat down on his second bullet after busting earlier in Level 8.
Scott Seiver was in position in a heads-up pot on a board reading 
. His opponent bet 25,000 and Seiver called.
The opponent fired a bet of 40,000 on the river and Seiver again called.
"Flush," announced the opponent, who then mucked when Seiver showed 
for a full house. "Ouch."
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