Arvin Vahdat check-called a bet by Gerard Piqué on the 
turn and did so again for 4,100 on the 
river. Piqué rolled over 
for a straight and a visibly frustrated Vahdat showed his 
for a set of jacks.
The player in the cutoff raised to 1,000 and Aaron Been on the button three-bet to 3,300, which only the initial raiser called. Both ended up checking through the entire board of 
and the cutoff rolled over 
. Been had that beat with the 
and raked in the pot.
While doing so, Been added "good flop" and both players grinned.
On a 
Kyle Keranen moved all in for 14,400. His opponent in the hand was Sirzat Hissou who took very little time before calling.
Keranen showed 
for a busted two-way straight draw, while Hissou showed 
for two pair.
The floor had been called on a hand involving Enrico Coppola and Kristen Bicknell. According to the table, Louis Nyberg had raised from under the gun and Coppola had called. Bicknell then three-bet from the button, Nyberg folded and Coppola called.
The dealer had then dropped and spread the deck, mixing in the folded cards. The floor told the dealer to shuffle the deck and await further instructions. When the floor returned, he explained that the pot would be chopped between Bicknell and Coppola.
The table disagreed with the ruling, and the floor agreed to check again. When the floor returned the second time, the ruling was confirmed and Bicknell and Coppola chopped the pot.
On a flop of 
, Alex Komaromi in middle position and Sylvain Loosli on the button checked to see the 
turn, which prompted Komaromi to bet 1,400 and Loosli called. The 
completed the board and Komaromi now made it 4,300 to go. That was enough to avoid a showdown, as Loosli folded.
One table over, Quan Zhou raised to 800 just before the blinds went up and Ryan Riess in the big blind was the only caller. The flop of 
brought no action and Riess's bet of 1,000 on the 
turn was called by Zhou. After the 
river, Riess bet 2,000 and Zhou folded, leaving himself with fewer than 20 big blinds for the next level.
Nível: 4
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 400
Basem Hamed limped under the gun and Shannon Shorr, who recently joined the field, raised to 1,200. Arvin Vahdat was on the button and called, with Hamed also calling.
The flop came . It checked to Vahdat who bet 1,700. Hamed called and Shorr folded.
The turn was the 
and both players checked. The river was the 
and Hamed bet 3,000. Vahdat called and was shown by his opponent. Vahdat took down the pot with .
Picking up the action on the 
flop, Kristen Bicknell checked out of the big blind and preflop aggressor Louis Nyberg made it 1,500 to go. Enrico Coppola called from one seat over and Bicknell also came along. On the turn, no betting action took place and the on the river completed the board.
Bicknell checked over to Nyberg, who bet 7,000. Coppola quickly folded and Bicknell came to the same conclusion.
Soon after the hand was over, the one empty seat on the table was filled and Shannon Shorr sat down, Matthew Moss has also re-entered after having busted previously.
On a 
board, Matthew Moss had checked to his opponent Sirzat Hissou who bet 2,100 and Moss check-raised all in for 11,500.
Hissou quickly called and Moss tabled , already getting to his feet expecting the worst. Hissou showed and took down the pot.
One player checked to Gerard Pique on the 
flop and he bet 2,400. Dietrich Fast was to his direct left and called. Jean-Noel Thorel called and the other player in the hand folded.
The turn was the . Pique bet 7,600. Fast called and Thorel folded.
The river was the . Pique surveyed his opponents stack before moving all in. Fast had about 12,000 left and folded. Pique showed .
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