Stefan Schillhabel was under the gun and check-called 3,300 from a button opponent on a board of 
. Schillhabel checked the 
river and his opponent put him all in. He snap-folded and was left with 7,900.
There was already 8,000 in the pot, on a board reading 
, and Harpreet Gill checked from early position.
The player in the hijack bet 3,500 and Gill quickly called.
The river was the 
. Gill announced a check, and his opponent tanked for a minute before checking back.
Gill tabled 
for top pair and raked in the pot.
Alberto Pinilla was in middle position and raised to 850. Javier Zapatero was in the big blind and decided to defend.
The flop came 
and Zapatero checked. Pinilla bet 1,200 and Zapatero instantly moved all in for about 7,000. Pinilla snap-called.
Pinilla: 
Zapatero: 
Both players held a big pair, but Pinilla held the lead and dominated even further with the superior spade.
The turn was the 
and the river was the 
, sending Zapatero to the rail.
Jake Cody isn't exactly off to the races, as he has less than one-third of the starting stack after dropping a recent pot.
He was already down to 20,000 or so when he opened on button for 800 and James Salmon defended his big blind. Salmon came out betting with 1,250 on the 
flop, and Cody called. Salmon fired again for 2,700 on the turn, and Cody again called. On the river, Salmon checked. Cody bet 2,400 and Salmon thought briefly before calling.
The PokerStars Team Pro turned over 
for a straight but had to muck that upon seeing Salmon held 
for a flopped straight and a rivered flush.
With about 4,200 in the pot by the turn, on a board reading 
, Juan Camean was in the big blind and checked.
Kristen Bicknell was in middle position and bet 3,400. Camean called.
The river was the 
. Camean quickly checked, and Bicknell thought for a moment before firing out a bet of 7,500. Camean barely thought for a second before tossing his cards away.
After a long day and a half of travel, Team PokerStars Pro Jake Cody has jumped in, hoping to have gotten rid of his bad luck by now!
Left for London Heathrow 36 hours ago and just landed in Panama ##♂️ Used up all my runbad on the journey at least #
— Jake Cody (@JakeCody)
Just before the break, Luc Greenwood bet 3,000 out of the big blind on a 
flop, and PokerStars Team Pro Felipe Ramos called. The turn double-paired the board with the 
, and Greenwood bet enough to put Ramos all in for just over 16,000. The Brazilian thought a bit and opted to call it off.
Greenwood: 
Ramos: 
Ramos knuckled the table in submission and the two watched an fall, sealing Ramos' demise.
Nível: 5
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 50
The remaining players are on another break, with play resuming around 4:45 p.m. local time.
In the mean time find out what has been going on in the mind of the newest Team PokerStars Pro.
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