Level 9
: 600/1,200, 200 ante
On the turn of a board 
with roughly 40,000 in the pot already, Steven van Zadelhoff bet out 30,000 from the small blind. Van Zadelhoff's opponent in the cutoff called, and the river landed the 
. Van Zadelhoff grabbed a stack of chips and slid them into the pot to amount to a bet of 51,000. His opponent quickly folded, and van Zadelhoff collected the pot to move to 316,000 in chips.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
316,000
81,500
|
81,500 |
. Greenstein checked, and Seiver bet 9,000, which was good enough for Greenstein to fold.
, Mike Matusow faced an all-in bet from Bradley Hinson for 21,200 with roughly 20,000 already in the pot. Matusow was thinking about his decision, as a call represented about one-fifth of his remaining stack. Eventually, he put in the chips to call, and the hands were tabled. 
was not what Matusow needed, though, and that gave Hinson the double-up with his pocket aces.
. The action checked around, and Neuville then bet the 
turn for 8,000, which only Lehmanski called. After the 
river, Neuville made it 28,000 to go, and Lehmanski sent his cards into the muck.
. 
, and Engels was looking good to double up. The turn was the 
, one player got what looked to be his last 50,000 chips into the middle against Gregor Waltermann, who had him covered.
changed nothing, and Waltermann took the pot to send his opponent to the rail, putting his stack above the 400,000-chip mark.
