Max Silver opened from the cutoff and called a three-bet to 15,000 from big blind Ole Schemion. Both players checked 
, and Schemion fired 22,500 on the 
turn. Silver called, and the river was a 
. Schemion bet 38,300, and Silver thought for a few minutes before releasing his cards.
"I'm very curious," he said with a smile. "But not that curious."
From the cutoff, Sergio Aido raised to 4,000. His neighbor Isaac Haxton on the button called, and so did big blind Ben Heath.
Both Heath and Aido checked on 
and Haxton bet 8,500. Heath folded instantly, Aido called.
It went check-check on the 
turn before Aido checked again on the 
river. Haxton thought about it for just a bit before he cut out two 25,000-chips and tossed in his 50,000 bet. Aido released right away.
"How much was the river bet?" Martin Kabrhel asked while receiving a muffin and carrot juice from the waiter.
"Fifty," Haxton replied without blinking an eye.
On a heads-up flop of 
, Anthony Zinno bet 3,500 in the hijack and Sergey Lebedev called from one seat over. The duo checked through the 
on the turn and Zinno bet the 
river for 6,500. Lebedev called and was shown the 
by Zinno for queens and tens. Lebedev rolled over his 
and claimed the pot.
Steffen Sontheimer made it 3,500 to go from under the gun and Charlie Carrel three-bet to 13,000 from the button, which only Sontheimer called. On the 
flop, Sontheimer checked and called a bet of 8,000 by Carrel before checking again the turn. Carrel now fired a bet worth 26,000 and that did the trick to force a fold from his opponent.
The field has just seen two new additions to the line up. Triple Crown winner Davidi Kitai as well as UK's Patrick Leonard have entered the competition to bump the field to 32 entrants.
Paul Newey opened early and got one caller before Jason Wheeler, who was raising his fair share of early pots, repopped to 16,500 in the small blind. Newey wasted little time before tossing in 50,000, and Wheeler came along to see flop. Both players checked, and Wheeler bet 50,000 on the 
turn. Newey called, leaving himself 84,100 behind. On the 
river, Wheeler thought awhile and then announced all in. Newey called fairly quickly and tabled two red kings to beat Wheeler's 
.
Action folded to Max Silver on the button and he raised to 4,500. Big blind Vladimir Troyanovskiy called and both checked the flop. Troyanovskiy bet out 5,500 on the 
turn and 12,000 on the river. Silver called both times, but mucked upon being shown 
by his Russian high roller opponent.
Nariman Yaghmai raised from the button and Nick Petrangelo defended the big blind to see the flop come 
. Petrangelo check-called a continuation bet worth 2,500 before doing so again on the turn for 7,500.
After the fell on the river to complete the board, Petrangelo checked for a third time. Yaghmai bet 15,000 and Petrangelo called to tap the table in defeat as soon as Yaghmai had flipped over 
for a pair of aces.
Ole Schemion had won his entry in a Satellite last night and just showed up at the start of the new level, while Vladimir Troyanovskiy and Sergey Lebedev also entered at the start of level three as well to bump the overall field to 31 participants.
Niveau: 3
Blinds: 800/1,600
Ante: 200
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