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Chris Johnson, in the big blind, check-called a bet of 9,200 after the turn on a board of 
. The river paired the board with the 
, and Johnson checked once more. His opponent bet 13,100, and Johnson asked for a count on his remaining chips. Shortly after getting it, Johnson put his opponent all in for his last 76,000.
The player went deep into the tank, seeming truly torn about the decision. He thought for a few minutes before he finally said "time" to the dealer.
"He called time on himself?" the dealer asked the player in Seat 9.
After the floor was called, the clock was started. With about 10 seconds left in the countdown, the player finally folded. Johnson turned over the 
as he mucked his cards, and the players next to him immediately began negotiating a side bet about what Johnson's mystery card was.
tun fell. Steinberg raised to 70,000, Mizrachi called, and the 
landed on the river. A check from Mizrachi led to bet of 120,000 from Steinberg, sending Mizrachi into the tank for about five minutes. With calling chips in his hands, Mizrachi stared down Steinberg who remained motionless. Finally, Mizrachi called.
for a king-high flush, Mizrachi mucked, and Steinberg collected the hefty pot.
and both players checked to see the 
on the river. On that card Helppi put out a hefty bet of 25,000. Friedman looked at his cards quickly before chucking them into the muck frustratedly.
, and his opponent checked to Schwarmann, who fired out 6,500. He was called, and the 
hit the river, and it was checked a third to Schwarmann, who this time fired out 7,600. His opponent shook his head before saying "I think I missed a bet," before sliding his cards to the dealer.
flop holding 
and 
.
and Gruissem checked his option. Wigg threw out a continuation bet of 9,300 and was called.
on the turn, before doing the same when the 
, which was exposed straight after.
, and both Ziegler and Ben Cherif checked. They checked again when the 
came on the river. Bednarek turned over 
