Juego con responsabilidad.
Anthony "holdplz" Spinella is by far our chip leader here in the $5,000 event after sending German pro Martin Hanowski to the rail.
A preflop raising war between Spinella and Hanowski where the latter was on the button and Spinella in the small blind, resulted in Hanowski being all-in with 
and Spinella 
. The board ran 
and Spinella saw his stack rocket skywards.
David Miscikowski checked from the small blind on a 
. David Tuthill moved all in for around 14,000 chips from the big blind and Jackie Glazier raised. Before we could count Glazier's bet, Miscikowski had moved all-in and Glazier had called!
Glazier: 
Tuthill: 
Miscikowski : 
Miscikowski's set held as the 
turn and 
river completed the board, busting Tuthill and cutting Glazier's stack in half.
Nivel: 14
Ciegas: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 300
We found Ole Schemion tanking against an all-in shove from a player in late position. The board read 
, and Schemion counted out his stack: 38,000. After a couple of minutes, he decided to preserve his chips rather than call the wager and mucked his hand.
Matt Davenport fired 5,200 on a 
flop against two opponents, and Jackie Glazier made the call from the cutoff. Josh Arieh folded out of the blinds, and the two remaining players watched a 
fall. Davenport bet again, 7,500, and Glazier raised to what looked like 16,000, prompting a muck from Davenport.
At another table, Jason Mercier lost the last of his chips when his 
was outdrawn by 
on a community of 
.
Marc-Etienne McLaughlin was first to act in the cutoff and he raised to 3,500. Vaness Selbst was on the button and she called and when both of the blinds folded the dealer spread the flop.
McLaughlin bet 3,000 which left only 22,000 behind and Selbst called. The turn introduced the 
to the table and McLaughlin checked its arrival. Selbst bet 5,500 and then insta-called when McLaughlin check-raised all-in.
McLaughlin showed 
and was drawing dead to the 
in Selbst's hand that had improved to a straight. McLaughlin had already stood from his seat by the time the inconsequential river was dealt.
Ami Barer bet 5,000 from the button on a 
flop after two opponents checked to him, and the big blind raised to 15,000. The cutoff folded, and Barer made the call. On the turn, and big blind shoved all in for roughly 30,000, and Barer quickly called after double-checking his hole cards.
Barer:
Big blind: 
Barer faded the big draw when the 
gave the big blind merely two pair on the river. The Canadian has in excess of $2 million in live cashes and is coming off of a win in the Aussie Millions main event. He has millions more in cashes online.
Sweden's Michael Tureneic has doubled the size of today's starting stack and currently has 145,000 chips at his disposal. There is potential for fireworks at his table as he is sat with Melanie Weisner and Martin Hanowski who both have bg stacks, the latter being our chip leader right now.
Dylan Linde opened for a raise to 3,500 in middle position, and Everett Carlton made it about 11,000 from the big blind. Linde pushed all in, and Carlton made the call with , dominating Linde's 
.
"Nice hand," Linde said.
Carlton's hand got even nicer on the flop, and the 
turn signaled the end of the hand.
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