Catching the action on the flop of 
, Dan Smith checked from under the gun to Isaac Haxton who bet 9,500.
Smith called, and when the turn landed the 
, he checked to Haxton again. Haxton bet out 45,000, and Smith made the call as the river landed the 
.
Smith checked, and as Haxton's initial 30 second was about to expire, he used a time extension chip.
As Haxton's additional 60 seconds was about to expire, he announced he was all in for 320,500.
Smith immediately stood up and threw out of one his time extension chips.
Smith continually switched from looking directly at an emotionless Haxton, and back to the board, before he would then break down his stack and riffle some chips.
As Smith's additional 60 seconds was about to expire, he flung another time extension chip out in front of the other before he would then use his final one.
With the last few seconds about to expire, and Smith's hand likely to be declared as a fold, Smith announced a call and tabled his 
.
Haxton nodded, and tabled his 
for a bluff.
Smith's stack was broken down to reveal he had 252,500, and with that pot, he doubled to 625,000 while Haxton dropped to 68,000 in chips.
| Jogador | Fichas | Oscilação |
|---|---|---|
|
625,000
285,000
|
285,000 |
|
||
|
68,000
331,000
|
331,000 |
|
|
||
flop, earning calls from John Andress on the button and Tollerene in the small blind. 
where both Tollerene and Chidwick checked. Andress fired 18,000 in position and only Tollerene stuck around, leaving himself with last 25,000. 
completed the board and Tollerene quickly checked. Andress needed a time extension before putting Tollerene all-in. Tollerene himself had already burned all his timebanks so he had to make the decision for his tournament life within 30 seconds. He eventually grabbed his chips and moved them towards the middle.
, beating his 
.
. Bonomo bet 30,000 and Kaverman called. On the 
turn, Bonomo shoved all in for 150,000. Kaverman went about 20 seconds into an extension and then called.
river.
.
.
checked through.
and Smith mucked.
.
