Jake Balsiger raised to 2,100 and called a three-bet of the player in the small blind to 5,900. On the flop, the opponent made the continuation bet of 4,600 and Balsiger called before both players checked the turn.
On the river, the player in the small blind bet 10,800 and Balsiger took his time before mucking the cards.
"Good fold," the opponent said and then flashed the followed by the .
Jackie Glazier just had a short stack at risk for what looked like 7,000 chips but her could not improve versus .
Even worse was the final hand for Adrian Apmann, who started the level with 25 big blinds. Those are now exactly zero because he ran with into pocket aces after a preflop all in.
After betting and getting a call on a flop of , Kitty Kuo went to the turn with one opponent. The turn card was the and the other player pushed all in. Kuo made the call with the smaller stack, risking her tournament life, holding for two pairs. But she was drawing dead to the of her opponent for flopped quad nines. Kuo grabbed her sparkly backpack and headed for the exit.
Whenever we walk back to the table of Sean Prendiville, he seems to have more chips. Right now he made another 20,000 in profit and sits on a very healthy stack of 72,000 chips.
It was rather silent at the table of Sofia Lövgren but the young Swedish poker pro doubled up with versus to get closer to an average stack once again.
Level 11 has begun, the final level of the day, and these players are showing their exhaustion after a long day. With just 270 players remaining, we won't be too far off the money when play is halted tonight, as 198 of these players get paid.
The board was already complete and Heinz Kamutzki was faced with a bet of 3,000 by an opponent. Both started talking and ultimately the German ended up tossing in the chips only to muck when shown .
Ray Foley is one of the players that frequently updates his twitter account and also uses the MyStack app. As such, we do know that he is running pretty good today.
The last level on a new table seems to have taken a toll on the stack of Julien Fauteux. He just three-bet shoved into an open raise and John Twyman made the call out of the small blind, the initial raiser folded.
It was a flip with against the of the Canadian and he made a straight on the board to stay alive.
flop, the opponent made the continuation bet of 4,600 and Balsiger called before both players checked the 
turn.
river, the player in the small blind bet 10,800 and Balsiger took his time before mucking the cards.
followed by the 
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could not improve versus 
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into pocket aces after a preflop all in.
, Kitty Kuo went to the turn with one opponent. The turn card was the 
and the other player pushed all in. Kuo made the call with the smaller stack, risking her tournament life, holding 
for two pairs. But she was drawing dead to the 
of her opponent for flopped quad nines. Kuo grabbed her sparkly backpack and headed for the exit.
to get closer to an average stack once again.
of the Canadian and he made a straight on the 
