Niveau 5
: 300/600, 600 ante
A player raised to 1,600 from early position, and a player in middle position three-bet to 4,500. The player next to act called, and John Gottwald instantly four-bet shoved for 41,500 from the button. After the original raiser folded, the middle position player five-bet shoved for around 70,000. The remaining opponent, who had around 21,000 behind, sighed and folded.
John Gottwald: 
Opponent: 
Gottwald was in a world of trouble with his kings, but he took the news in stride, smiling and shaking his head before the 
flop could fall. The 
turn gave Gottwald a flush draw, however, and the 
river, while giving his opponent top set, gave Gottwalk the nut flush and the winner.
| Joueur | Jetons | Progression |
|---|---|---|
|
90,000 |
and action checked to Weir, who bet 3,500. Hall called and the big blind folded. The hijack then shoved for a total of 20,600. Weir thought for about a minute and then folded, putting action on Hall. Hall did the math and decided to call.
to complete his straight, giving his opponent nothing more than the three sixes left in the deck to chop. Unfortunately for him, the river came 
and he was eliminated from the tournament as Hall reclaimed the chips he recently lost in a pot to Weir.
. Weir checked, Hall fired a continuation-bet of 8,300 and the players in the cutoff and on the button folded. The action was back on Weir.
and Weir checked. Hall thought for a bit and then started up again.
with roughly 20,000 in the middle, the small blind and hijack checked to Allen Kessler who bet 8,000.
completed the board on the river and action checked through.
for ace-high, and once the hijack folded, Kessler tabled his 
for sevens and fours to scoop the pot and move over the 300,000-chip mark.
on the river. Grigorian's opponent was thinking about what to do and Grigorian said, "All I can tell you is, don't bluff."
and Grigorian instantly showed 
for a set of sixes and yelled, "Ship it to Armenia !!!"
for a pair of jacks and it was good for the chips.
