Level 3
: Blinds 200/400, 400 ante
With around 10,000 already in the pot, action was joined on the river with 
on the felt. Masashi Oya fired for 7,500 from middle position, sending Mike Brady into the tank.
While considering his decision, Brady posited "Pocket sixes?" to Oya, but received no answer. After a few minutes, Brady announced call.
Oya turned over 
, the exact hand Brady had put him on. Brady had evidently made the call in spite of rather than because of that read, as he could not beat Oya's set, and he mucked his hand.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
84,000
12,000
|
12,000 |
|
||
|
25,600
38,900
|
38,900 |
flop and then called when Hong continued for 6,000. 
turn to the 
river. The cutoff, unconcerned that there was a four liner to a straight flush on the board, tossed out 12,600. Hong thought long and hard but eventually made the call. The cutoff somewhat sheepishly turned over 
when he called a 6,200 bet from the player in the hijack.
and his opponent checked to Rabichow, who fired out 15,000. He quickly forced a fold and Rabichow flashed the 
as he took in the pot.
. Action checked all the way to Hagenlocher, he bet 5,000 into the multi-way pot. His bet didn't get far before meeting resistance. Hovenden went all in for 26,300. Action folded back to Hagenlocher who made the call. 
hit the turn to answer Hovenden's request and give him the flush. The 
river made it official and he climbed back to starting stack.
for the flopped nut flush. While Brobyn talked out loud about how he was frustrated because it was the second time he had lost with queens (all undercards on the board) against Dopico as a large portion of his stack was cutaway.
flop.
, Nick Schwarmann bet 15,000 before Michael Kleinecke raised to 40,000.
for the rivered flush to take the pot and climb near the top of the chip counts.
against a suited 
against 
to the same player.
