Cary Katz raised it up from early position and was called by Tony G in the big blind. The flop came 
and Tony G checked to Katz who continued for 250,000. Tony G called and the 
landed on the turn.
Tony G checked again and Katz fired out another large bet of 645,000. Tony G used up one of his time extensions before deciding to put top pair in the muck. It turned out to be a good fold as Katz held two aces.
A completed board of 
was spread across the felt with just over 700,000 in the middle. Chin Wei Lim checked from the big blind and Christoph Vogelsang dropped in a bet of 650,000 on the button.
Lim went into the tank, using up a time extension, before check-raising to 1,525,000. Vogelsang made a surprisingly quick call only to see Lim turn over 
. Vogelsang sent over the chips and Lim collected a sizeable pot.
Kahle Burns opened with the 
and Cary Katz flat-called with 
to see the 
flop, on which Burns continued for 250,000. Katz opted for a raise to 650,000 and Burns made the call.
The 
turn gave Katz an open-ender, yet he checked behind and the 
river bricked. Burns now bet 500,000 and Katz tank-folded after using a time-bank.
With exactly 1.0 million in the pot and the flop showing 
, Alex Foxen made it 500,000 to go in the cutoff and James Chen on the button raised it up to 1.2 million. Foxen used one time bank and moved all in for 2,380,000 in total, which Chen called.
Alex Foxen: 
James Chen: 
The turn locked up the double for Foxen and the river was a formality.
"Normally it is just you that gets these spots," Foxen said with a smile to Orpen Kisacikoglu.
Rainer Kempe raised to 110,000 in early position and was called by Timothy Adams and Alex Foxen in the blinds. The flop came 
and the blinds checked to Kempe who continued for 100,000. Adams called and Foxen quickly folded.
The turn was the and both players checked to the on the river. Adams led out for a small bet of 170,000 and Kempe was torn. "If you have pocket threes, you're good," Kempe said as he tossed in a call. Adams showed way better than that with for a flopped full house that turned into quads.
Koray Aldemir defended out of the big blind when facing a button raise by Danny Tang and check-called a bet on the 
flop. They checked the 
on the turn and Aldemir used one time bank on the river while check-raising from 440,000 to 1,720,000 with one chip behind.
Tang made the call and was shown the 
for a flush by Aldemir.
James Chen opened to 110,000 and was called by Adrian Mateos from two seats over. The 
flop was checked by Chen and he called a continuation bet worth 110,000 by Mateos.
After the 
turn, Chen checked once more and then called a second barrel worth 400,000 to see the river. This time both checked and Chen rolled over for tens and eights to win the pot.
Ryan Riess opened to 110,000 in middle position and Kahle Burns just called in the cutoff which invited Cary Katz to come along from the big blind. The flop came and the action checked to Burns who bet 125,000. Katz quickly called and Riess followed suit.
The turn was the 
and both Katz and Riess checked again. Burns tossed in another bet of 450,000 and Katz folded this time. Riess went into the tank for a bit but decided to lay down his hand as well.
Christoph Vogelsang limped in from the small blind and Danny Tang made it 150,000 to go from the big blind. Vogelsang called and the dealer fanned the flop of 
.
Both players checked and the 
landed on the turn. Vogelsang led out for 140,000 and Tang called to see the on the river. With four spades on the board, Vogelsang checked this time. Tang announced a bet of 360,000 and Vogelsang looked to make the call but hesitated, forcing a time extension from his stack. He eventually came to the decision of a call and Tang turned over . Vogelsang showed 
and was awarded the pot with the only pair.
Level: 6
Blinds: 25,000/50,000
Ante: 50,000
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