Nível 7
: 250/500, 50 ante
There are lots of interesting dynamics now we are down to the last two levels of the night. Some players will have been playing at the same table as each other all day and some will have table breaks where they have pitched into a new situation. Many of the most obvious strategy changes are how different stack sizes are exploiting the approaching end of day as this hand illustrates.
Yordan Georgiev had a stack of 15,000 and opened on the button for 600. In the small blind was Yaki Hevron who had him covered and raised to 3,250. The big blind, PokerStars player Lasell Marvio King, had them both covered and cold four-bet to 7,600. He got two folds and showed the table the 
board Antoine Saout was taking the betting lead. The WSOP Main Event 2009 third place finisher bet 5,500 from the small blind. His opponent, German PokerStars qualifier Marc Siebtroth, was seated on the button and thought about it for quite some time. He had all the reason to, the 5,500 Saout asked of him was a significant part of the stack he still had left.
turn and Praninskas bet 3,200. Haglund called and the 
fell on the river.
of Devkin. The board ran out 
and Devkin doubled to just under 3,000.
Nitsche bet enough to put Hansen in. Hansen quickly called with the nut flush 
and Nitchse threw his 
of Devkin. The cards ran out 
