Action was picked up on a A♠5♣6♠ flop when David Coleman checked his option from the small blind. Punnat Punsri then bet 11,000 from the big blind, and Coleman called.
The turn was the 8♣. Coleman checked again. This time, Punsri chose to bet 28,000, and Coleman called.
The action checked through on the Q♠ river card, and Coleman tabled A♣7♥. Punsri sent his cards into the muck.
Martin Kabrhel raised to 18,000 out of the small blind and the player in the big blind made the call.
Kabrhel continued with a bet of 14,000 on the Q♥A♦2♠ flop. The player in the big blind now raised to 35,000. Kabhrel jokingly commented "it should be against the rules to raise that flop" as he let go of his holding and forfeited the pot to his opponent.
Level: 15
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 6,000
Action was picked up on the river with a board reading 10♣J♦7♦6♠3♣. Daniel Swartz placed a wager that put Adrián Mateos all in and at risk, and after some thought, Mateos made the call.
Adrián Mateos :K♥K♠ 
Daniel Swartz :7♣6♣
Swartz's two pairs were a welcome sight in his chip stack. Swartz commented, "Sometimes you gotta send the pros to the showers."
Michael Jozoff raised to 11,000 from the button. The player in the big blind three-bet to 44,000. Jozoff then four-bet to 80,000. After some back-and-forth table talk between the pair, the big blind five-bet jammed for 180,000. Jozoff snap-called.
Big Blind: A♣2♠
Michael Jozoff: A♦K♦
The board ran out 5♠3♦10♠2♦2♥, and Jozoff had to send almost half his chips over to his opponent
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