Level 14
: 4,000/8,000, 8,000 ante
The board read 
and there was around 60,000 in the pot already. From the big blind, Eric Otterbein led into his heads-up opponent for 30,000, who called.
The 
river came to complete the board. Otterbein continued, now for 60,000. His opponent quickly called.
Otterbein showed his 
for the set. His opponent looked between the board and Otterbein's cards for a few moments before finally mucking his own.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
815,000 |
the big blind bet 17,000 and was called by Martin Carnero in the small blind. 
turn allowed the big blind to continue for 45,000. Carnero made the call. 
river. Carnero cut out calling chips, then reviewed the remainder of his stack. He eventually slid in the calling chips and discovered his opponent only had ace-high with 
. Carnero tabled 
for a pair of fours which was good enough to win a huge pot.
while Ang showed 
and when checked to, Kitrel took over the aggression, betting 20,000. Dickenman called and the other two players folded.
river, when again, Kitrel lead for 20,000. This time Dickenman mucked, moving Kitrel into chip lead contention.
helped no one, but the 
on the turn put Spee ahead and the 
confirmed the middle position player's exit with Spee making two pair.
, giving his opponent two pair. The 
