Action was picked up as the flop read 
. From under the gun, Dominykas Karmazinas bet 15,000. Aaron Katz called from the hijack.
On the button, Anthony Marsico raised to 51,000. Eelis Parssinen folded the big blind as did the other two players after a few moments of thought from each.
Aaron Katz and Chance Kornuth invested 8,700 each to see a flop of 
on which Kornuth bet just 5,000. It was still enough to win the pot without any resistance as Katz quickly sent his cards into the muck.
Noah Schwartz raised the pot to 2,800 and was called only by Dylan Smith in the big blind on a table that now also includes Sean Winter. On the 
flop, Smith check-called for 3,500 and the 
turn went check, check.
After the 
river, Smith bet 8,200 and that won the pot uncontested.
Action was on a flop of 
. From the cutoff, Chance Kornuth called the under the gun bet of 5,000 from Aaron Katz.
The board got scarier as the turn was the 
and the river the 
as both players checked on each card.
Katz announced tens and flashed the 
while Kornuth tabled the 
flopped set to win the pot and get a few chips back from his recent dip in stack.
The cards and board was already scooped up by the dealer as Parviz Razavian was sent to the rail by Laszlo Bujtas. However, with a smile on the face, Razavian promised the tournament staff that he'd rebuy and come back shortly.
Sure enough he drew the very same table and was involved in a big pot once more. On the three-way turn of 
, Max Kruse checked out of the big blind and Razavian bet the pot for 42,000. Krasimir Yankov called from one seat over and Kruse folded.
After the river, Razavian bet 55,000 and called a raise by Yankov to chop the pot with 
versus 
.
Active football striker Max Kruse continues his poker entertainment schedule in Sin City and has entered the tournament alongside Isaac Kempton, Scott Eskenazi, Danny Hannawa and Kristopher Tong.
Jared Bleznick bet pot on a flop of from middle position. Ap Garza called from the hijack.
The turn was the 
. Bleznick led for 18,000 and Garza called.
The river came the 
to pair the board. Bleznick fired 31,000, Garza snap-called. Bleznick flipped over the and tossed the rest of the cards asunder. Garza showed the 
for trip queens to win the decent sized pot.
Nível: 3
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 800
Joining the action on the flop, Michael Heritsch check-called a bet worth 17,000 by Jared Bleznick and the 
on the turn was checked. After the river, both checked again and Heritsch tabled the 
for the nut straight in order to win the pot.
The board read 
on the turn. From the big blind, Jared Bleznick bet 10,100. George Wolff raised to 30,000. Bleznick helicopter folded after a few seconds.
Wolff turned his cards to Bleznick briefly before pulling in the pot.
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