Mike Lichtie was under the gun, heads-up against the big blind. The board was 
and the big blind bet was raised by Lichtie who then re-raised all in.
Opponent: 
Mike Lichtie: 
The river came a 
and while both players ended up with a pair of jacks, Lichtie's king kicker made him the winner of the 14,000 pot.
Jacob Ferro started the action with a raise and the player next to him re-raised. It folded to Frank Athey who called in the small blind, followed by the big blind. Ferro decided to raise it again and his three opponents stayed in the hand to create a four-way pot.
The flop appeared 
and it was checked around to go see a 
on the turn. This time Athey led out with a bet to 2,500 and the big blind re-raised to 4,800. Ferro announced a raise to 7,300 and only the big blind called.
The river showed a 
and the big blind checked. Ferro sent a bet and after some thinking, the big blind let it go.
Nacho Barbero raised on the button and Ryan Hansen quickly re-raised it in the small blind, called by Barbero.
The flop showed 
and both players checked to go see a 
on the turn, which go also checked.
The river landed the 
and Hansen sent a bet, but Barbero didn't take long to fold his cards and the defending champion took down the pot.
Niveau: 7
Limites: 1,200/2,400
Ante: 0
The Limit Hold'em players are now on their way to another short 15-minute break.
The action was picked up on a board 
with a pot containing around 7,000. Felipe Ramos checked in the big blind and called a bet from the button.
The 
landed on the river and both players checked. Ramos flipped over 
and his opponent quickly mucked his cards.
Yi 'kitkat' Klassen raised in the small and found a call with Madhan Anandan in the big blind to see a flop 
. Anandan first checked and then raised Klassen's bet, who made the call.
The turn was the and Anandan check-called another bet from Klassen.
The fell on the river and the same action happened. Klassen tabled 
but it was Anandan who collected the pot, showing 
for a pair of eights.
Rob Wazwaz was heads-up on the river facing a bet that put his opponent all in. The board read 
and Wazwaz decided to call.
Opponent:
Rob Wazwaz: 
Wazwaz was good with the pair of deuces he hit on the flop, but the river bettered his hand for two pair, aces and deuces. His opponent also caught the ace on the river but the lone pair wasn't enough to stay in the tournament and he was sent to the rail.
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