Level 12
: Blinds 1,500/3,000, 3,000 ante
Action was picked up with a pot of around 250,000 and a complete board of 
on the table.
James Sileo, in the small blind, fired for 43,000. His opponent, Brandon Lulov in the cutoff, went into the tank briefly, before announcing he was all in, with the effective stack of 108,000. This sent Sileo into the tank for several minutes, with another player at the table eventually calling the clock on him. Sileo, seemingly not convinced that Lulov had him beat but not willing to pay to find out, made the laydown before the clock had started their countdown.
Lulov scooped the pot, moving to well above the average stack.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
401,000
246,000
|
246,000 |
|
125,000
31,500
|
31,500 |
and De Meulder check-called Meyers for 6,000. The same action happened on the 
turn, this time for 18,000. 
paired the board on the river and both quickly checked. De Meulder revealed 
for two pair with the queens but Meyers held 
and bet 56,000 into the pot of about 75,000. His opponent on the big blind made the call. 
, pairing the top card and also bringing in the front-door flush draw. The big blind led out for 45,000. 
for bottom boat, his opponent showed 
.
, Kenny Hallaert opted to check out of the blinds. Ross Novak then bet 8,500 only for Hallaert to move all-in for 81,000 total with the covering stack. Novak went into the tank for a long time and eventually folded.
flop and he continued for 10,000. Baumann called and the big blind, undeterred by the action ahead of him, raised to 31,000. The under the gun player responded by moving all in for 123,500. Baumann thought for a short while before re-jamming with the covering stack, prompting the big blind to lay his hand down. 
turn prior to the meaningless 
flop brought some hope for Gromenkova and another player on the table guessed the 
would follow next. Sure enough, that's the very card that appeared on the turn. Gromenkova now had the flush draw on top and she got there thanks to the 
