Dylan Linde defended his big bind to a middle position open to 650. They went heads up to the flop and it came down 
. Linde check-called the 450 continuation bet.
On the 
turn there was another check from Linde but this time he decided the price wasn't right and he folded to the 1,400 barrel. Linde now has less than 30 big binds in play.
In a raised pot, the flop was reading 
when Kenny Hallaert check-called a bet of 2,000 from Eric Afriat on the button.
The turn fell a 
and brought no betting action. On the 
river, Hallaert checked and Afriat, after a quick think, did the same. Hallaert tabled 
and it was enough to make Afriat muck his hand.
Nível: 6
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 50
A first player opened to 450 and it was called by Christopher Conrad in the small blind and the big blind player. The flop came 
and Conrad bet 600. Both his opponents folded and Conrad grabbed the small pot.
Maurice Hawkins has been building his stack steadily over the course of the tournament. He did have a minor set back just now, when he lost a small pot on the river.
There were two players facing a 
turn and Hawkins bet 500 into the pot. The bet was matched and an 
completed the board. The action went check-check and Hawkins mucked when he saw he was up against 
for top pair on the river.
The turn was already out and the board was 
. Dutch Boyd was heads up in the hand, playing out of position.
He made it 1,400 to go further and got a call. The river double-paired the board and Boyd barreled for 4,200. The bet sent his opponnent into the tank but ultimately Boyd got a fold and scooped the chips.
A player opened to 700 and it was called by two players, including Shyam Srinivasan in the big blind.
The flop fell 
and after Srinivasan and the initial player checked, the third player made a bet of 600. Both made the call and checked again on the turn 
. The initial raiser bet once more, this time for 1,000, and called Srinivasan's raise for 3,000 after the third player folded.
The 
completed the board on the river and Srinivasan bet 1,000. His opponent called and showed 
for straight on the river. Srinivasan, holding 
, had to send his hand into the muck.
Martin Staszko was all in for his last 4,100 holding 
and was against another player holding 
. Staszko was in good shape for the double up, which he did after a board 
fell.
Staszko is now up to a stack of 9,000.
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