Osterman's Top Pair Puts Him Over 100,000 Mark
Level 9
: 600/1,200, 1,200 ante
Heads-up action was picked up on the turn, with a board of 
and around 15,000 already in the pot.
The cutoff fired for 4,400. Brady Osterman raised to 13,500. After a minute or two of thought, his opponent counted out and put in the reraise to 29,400. Osterman took a moment before making the call.
The 
river was checked by both players. Osterman turned over 
for top pair. His opponent took a moment, double checked his cards, before finally throwing them in the muck, and giving the pot to Osterman. Other players began speculating on the cutoff's hand, with one player throwing out a guess of 
, but he provided no indication of if this was correct. Nevertheless, the pot pushed Osterman to the 100,000 chip mark.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
100,000 |
, and they did the same for the [jc10] turn/river. 
and the all-in player groaned as he also turned over 
. 
flop, the player in the small blind bet 3,500 and Larachiche made it to 10,000, with 6,500 behind. Weinman called and the player in the small blind folded. The last chips of Larachiche went into the line on a 
turn.
and Larachiche didn't improve. With trips Nine, Daniel Weinman eliminated Hugo Larachiche.
, providing no help to the cutoff, who was sent to the rail as Dardon scooped the pot.
flop, the under-the-gun player continued for 6,000 before Nack moved all in for 10,700. The cutoff and under-the-gun player both called while the big blind got out of the way.
turn and 
river were checked through, leading to a three-way showdown.