Picking up the action on the 
flop, Tong Li checked and subsequently called a bet worth 400,000 by Fabian Brandes. Li then also checked the 
on the turn and Brandes sized down to make it 250,000 to go. That was enough to win the pot without any further resistance, as Li quickly folded.
There haven't been many big pots on Table 2 recently as the players swap chips around the table.
Niveau: 26
Blinds: 50,000/100,000
Ante: 100,000
On the heads-up turn of 
. Scott Ball bet 500,000 into a pot of nearly two times as much. Gregory Shuda was in the tank and mulled it over for a bit. "Do you have any threes in there?" he asked and Ball grinned back with some casual chatter thereafter.
Shuda used one time bank extension and sent his cards into the muck.
Soon after, they were three ways to the 
turn on which Ball in the small blind and Shuda in the big blind checked. Jared Bleznick bet 325,000 in the cutoff and Ball called, Shuda folded.
The 
river was checked and Ball announced the top set, tabled the 
to win the next pot.
Josh Arieh from under the gun, Scott Ball in the small blind and Gregory Shuda in the big blind headed to the 
flop. Ball checked and Shuda bet 300,000 for Arieh to call and Ball to fold.
"Pot," Shuda declared on the turn, which happened to be for 1,500,000 in total. Arieh had fewer than that behind and snap-called all-in.
Josh Arieh: 
Gregory Shuda: 
The 
river was already meaningless as Arieh had flopped quads kings and doubled for 1,070,000, putting a dent into Shuda's big stack.
Jonas Kronwitter had most of his short stack in before the flop and was called by Sam Stein. The German and Austria resident jokingly said "good luck" before they headed to the 
flop. Kronwitter jammed for around 250,000 and Stein snap-called.
Jonas Kronwitter: 
Sam Stein:
Kronwitter had plenty of outs to make a straight and potentially chop. Some of them vanished on the turn as Stein had diamonds covered, and the 
river only gave Kronwitter an inferior pair of sevens. As a result, the German was eliminated in 11th place and the final 10 are now on two five-handed tables. Once the next contender bows out, they will combine to the nine-handed unofficial final table.
Tong Li limped in from middle position, Jonathan Depa limped in from the hijack, Stephen Hubbard limped the small blind, and Fabian Brandes checked his option.
The four players checked the 
flop to the turn. Action checked to Depa who bet 300,000. Hubbard then potted, Brandes and Li got out of the way, Depa moved in chips to cover Hubbard, and Hubbard got his chips in.
Stephen Hubbard:
Jonathan Depa: 
The 
completed the board to secure the pot for Depa with his boat, and Hubbard made his exit in 12th place for $80,105.
Scott Ball raised the pot and Chance Kornuth then three-bet the pot from one seat over. Ball moved all-in and the dealer already announced all-in and call. "I haven't called yet but I gonna do so now," Kornuth said and the cards were flipped over.
Chance Kornuth:
Scott Ball: 
The 
flop was already huge for Ball and he locked it up on the turn, making the 
river a formality. Both stacks were counted as they were very close in chips. Ball had 1,735,000 at his disposal and Kornuth was covered by just 10,000 to exit in 13th place for $80,105.
Scott Ball stopped the downfall after he bet a three-bet flop of for 150,000 and forced two folds.
What followed was a four-way limped pot to the 
flop on which it checked to Chance Kornuth on the button. He made it 175,000 to go and Gregory Shuda in the small blind was the only caller. After the 
turn, Shuda bet 500,000 and Kornuth surrendered swiftly.
Gregory Shuda opened the action with a raise and was called by Josh Arieh from one seat over and Scott Ball in the big blind. The 
flop was checked by Ball, Shuda then bet 250,000 and that forced a fold from Arieh. Ball opted to see one more card and tossed in calling chips.
On the turn, Ball checked and Shuda immediately bet 500,000 in order to claim the pot right there.
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