Level 19
: Blinds 6,000/12,000, 12,000 ante
Mark Liedtke pushed a short stack and Abbas Alikhani glanced at one card in the big blind prior to asking for a count. Once the all-in amount was confirmed, Alikhani checked the second card and then called instantly.
Mark Liedtke: 
Abbas Alikhani: 
The board ran out 
and that spelled the end for Liedtke in 24th place for $6,200.
"It looked like a slowroll," other players at the table remarked to Alikhani, who was somewhat surprised and mentioned he had only checked one card and saw a king.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
425,000
91,000
|
91,000 |
|
Busted |
flop from 25,000 to 70,000 and Wish asked for the approximately stack size of his opponent before making the call.
turn for 100,000 and received a reluctant call by Wish, then jammed the 
on the river. Wish snap-called and was shown the 
for a set of eights by Alikhani, which he had beat with the 
for the king-high diamond flush.
and Bauer made aces and eights to secure the double in the late stages of Day 2.
and Woof nodded "you are ahead" before he exposed his 
. There was no upset on the 
turn and 
river as Tentnowski was the only one to improve to two pair.
for Cowen to win the flip and for Bissinger to be eliminated in 22nd place.
and Loving check-called a first barrel for 82,000. Loving checked again the 
on the turn and Zeigler pushed almost instantly for what appeared to be 370,000.
turn and then bet the 
river for 85,000. Stanton Tentnowski called and Wish tabled the 
