The button opened for 400 and Thomas Muehloecker called in the small blind. The flop was 
and Muehloecker check-called for 400. On the 
turn, the Austrian high roller check-called for 700.
The 
on the river brought another check from Muehloecker, who tanked after facing a 2,000 bet from his opponent. He ended up folding his hand and slipped to 11,000.
On a 
river, Joao Simao bet 1,100 from a stack of 2,800. His opponent then raised all in.
"Should be a great laydown," the player said to Simao. "If you can do it."
Simao could and eventually folded, then implored his opponent to show one. He turned over the 
and took down the pot, and Simao is now at around 12 big blinds.
Jeff Bettencourt raised to 350 from the button. The small blind called and Galen Hall three-bet to 1,500 from the big blind. Bettencourt called and the small blind folded.
The flop came 
and Hall moved all in for 3,025.
Bettencourt blinked at the size of the all-in. "Large and in charge," replied Hall.
"I just don't think you have it," said Bettencourt, before calling with 
Hall held 
for bottom pair. The turn was the 
. "That's going to make it difficult," said Hall. The river was the 
and Hall was eliminated.
The Pavilion section of this tournament might be breaking rapidly, but that doesn't mean big names aren't featured. They include Niall Farrell, who just busted out of the $10,000 Heads-up Championship, Frank Kassela who has swapped mixed games for 6-Max No-Limit, and Sergio Aido who has chipped up considerably since the start of the day and now sits on close to 40,000 in chips.
A bunch of big names are in this tournament and they include multiple WPT-winner Marvin Rettenmaier. On a 
flop a single opponent check-called his bet of 625 and the turn brought the 
. Again it checked to Rettenmaier who moved all in for around 3,500. His opponent folded and Rettenmaier took down the pot.
Nível: 4
Blinds: 75/150
Ante: 25
After Johan Schumacher bet 1,000 on a 
flop, he faced an all-in shove from his opponent, putting his tournament at risk.
The Belgium player quickly made the call with 
against 
for his opponent. The 
completed the board and Schumacher remained ahead to double up.
Joseph Liberta raised to 350 on the button and the small blind was the only caller.
The small blind check-called 400 on the flop and the turn was the 
. This time the small blind led for 1,600 and Liberta put his opponent all in for 1,600. His opponent called.
Joseph Liberta: 
All-in Player: 
"Sick turn," said Liberta, as his opponent counterfeited Liberta's two pair to take the lead. If the turn was sick, the river was even sicker coming to improve Liberta to a full house and eliminate his opponent.
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