Dominik Nitsche potted for about 30,000 and had about the same amount back on 
. Brandon Adams, who had checked from under the gun, put him all in and Nitsche quickly called.
Nitsche: 
Adams: 
Adams was drawing but he turned one of his best cards as the 
arrived, and Nitsche headed for the window to reenter after the 
river.
Ryan Tosoc raised under the gun and Brandon Adams three-bet to 24,000 next to act. Action folded back to Tosoc, and he made it 92,000 total and Adams called.
The flop landed 
and Tosoc bet out 100,000, and Adams called all in for 93,000.
Adams: 
Tosoc: 
Both players had flopped the straight with redraws, and when the turn and river landed the and , Adams went runner-runner full house to scoop the entire pot from Tosoc.
The cards are back in the air.
Niveau: 7
Blinds: 2,000/3,000
Ante: 3,000
The players are heading on a 10-minute break.
During this break there will be a color-up of the aqua 500-denomination chips.
With 38,000 in the middle and the board reading 
, Cary Katz bet his last 25,000.
Jake Schindler folded, and Katz tabled his 
and states, "Any good?"
Schindler returned with a no, and as the players headed on break, Katz added, "I like bluffing Jake. It makes my tournament."
Three players checked a 
flop and the 
hit. Anthony Zinno checked in the small blind, Ben Lamb bet 17,000, and Zinno called after the third player mucked. On the 
river, Zinno checked and Lamb potted. It turned out to be 65,500 and Zinno folded in fairly short order.
Ben Lamb and Keith Lehr committed 16,000 each preflop to see a 
flop that they both checked through.
The turn landed the 
and Lamb bet 26,500 with Lehr making the call.
The river fell the and Lamb bet 86,500 and Lehr folded.
Big blind Jonathan Depa bet 4,000 on 
and got a call from Anthony Zinno. Ben Lamb made it 28,500 and only Depa continued to the . Depa checked and called 65,000 and then tanked, using a time extension, on the 
river. Ultimately, he checked and Lamb checked back.
"Flush," Depa said, showing 
for a missed wrap that ended up backdooring diamonds.
"Played that one good didn't ya?" needled Keith Lehr, who was only half paying attention but saw a big pot pushed to Depa.
"Uh yeah," Lamb said. "Put in a bunch of money when I had the best hand and nothing when I didn't."
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