A three-way hand was going on as the board read 
. Farid Jattin bet 30,000 from the small blind. Christopher Trang folded from the big blind. Vasil Medarov called in the hijack.
The river came the 
. Both players checked. Jattin tossed over 
but Medarov had that beat with the 
as he took the pot.
George Wolff was moved tables not that long ago and then lost a big pot to drop back into the middle of the pack. However, he just secured a double to move back to the top of the leaderboard.
With some 220,000 in the middle to the 
, Wolff was in the big blind and tanked. He ran out of time and another player remarked that it would be a forced check, to which Wolff objected and they called the floor. Since Wolff still had time banks, he used one of them and then bet the pot.
Thomas Saad was his only opponent and moved all-in, Wolff snap-called.
George Wolff: 
Thomas Saad: 
Saad had some outs but the 
river was not among them for Wolff to double for 324,000 total. Due to the delay and discussion, the hand only concluded several minutes into the new level.
Heads-up to a flop of 
flop, Ronald Perkinson in the big blind and Phil Galfond checked. Perkinson also checked the turn and then called a bet worth 10,000 by Galfond. That led the duo to the river on which Perkinson checked once more. Galfond bet 18,000 and that won the pot this time.
Niveau: 9
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 3,000
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Action was picked up on the turn as the board read 
. Veselin Karakitukov bet 75,000 from early position. Parvis Razavian called from under the gun.
The river came the to pair the board. Razavian quickly led out for 125,000. Karakitukov jammed for 182,000. Razavian thought and used a time extension before calling the extra amount.
Karakitukov tabled 
for kings full as Razavian was cut down low to put his third bullet in mortal danger.
Eelis Pärssinen raised it up to 8,500 and Michael Heritsch three-bet for the size of the pot to 28,000 in total on the button. Shaun Deeb flat-called in the small blind and Pärssinen also came along as the trio headed to the 
flop.
The action checked to Heritsch and he bet 30,000. Two quick folds later, the pot was awarded to Heritsch as he found no resistance at all.
Heads-up to the 
turn, Robert Cowen bet 46,500 and was called by Aaron Mermelstein from two seats over. As they headed to the river, Cowen checked and Mermelstein bet 130,000. In a matter of half a second, Cowen sent his cards into the muck.
The biggest stack on the table is Jared Bleznick, who is more focused on the live broadcast of Game Five of the NBA Finals. Five of the available six screens for this tournament how show the action and one screen in the corner has the tournament info on it.
There was a three-way pot going with a flop reading 
. Everyone checked. The turn was the and it was checked around once again.
The river came the to double pair the board. From the button, Chris Lee bet 25,000. Ben Diebold folded from the big blind. Ap Garza called from the hijack.
Lee turned over ace high and only showed the . While Garza tabled the 
for the winning hand.
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