Juego con responsabilidad.
David Williams raised to 50,000 in the hijack, Ruslan Dykshteyn three-bet the pot on the button and Williams called to see a 
flop. Williams checked to Dykshteyn who bet 225,000.
"Let's gamble," said Williams, as he check-raised all in for 459,000.
"Call, top set," said Dykshteyn, as he tabled 
.
Williams trailed with 
and while the 
turn gave him a straight draw, he found no help from the 
river.
Leif Force put his last 157,000 in on a 
flop and was called by both David Williams and Ruslan Dykshteyn. The two checked through the 
and . Dykshteyn showed two pair, but Force had rivered a set with 
.
Following a 
flop, Jonas Entin was all in for 213,000 againnst Marko Neumann.
Entin: 
Neumann: 
Entin surived as the 
turn and 
river kept his kings as the best hand.
With the flop reading , Rylan Dykshteyn ended up all in for 362,000 agsint Thomas Kearney.
Dykshteyn: 
Kearney: 
Despite Kearney's many outs, Dykshteyn held up through the 
turn and 
river to score the double up.
Action folded to the blinds, and Isaac Baron and Michal Maryska got all in for Maryska's stack of 307,000.
Maryska: 
Baron:
"That's not a good flop," Baron said as the 
hit the board. The turn gave Baron additional equity with a straight draw, but a was a brick.
Nivel: 22
Ciegas: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 0
Ruslan Dykshteyn opened to 35,000 in early position and David Williams called from the big blind.
The flop came down 
and Williams check-called 55,000 from Dykshteyn to see the 
turn. Both checked, the river completed the board and Williams bet 100,000. Dykshteyn called, but mucked when Williams tabled 
for deuces full of nines.
Michael Shklover bet 55,000 from the blinds on 
, and Isaac Baron raised to 175,000 in the cutoff. Shklover called, and the river brought the 
. Shklover led out for 225,000, and Baron went deep into the tank. He continued to think as Matt Stout discussed the merits of the game Apples 2 Apples across the table, and Baron sighed as he seemed to work up the courage to throw his cards into the muck before stopping.
"Sorry, guys," he said. "Tough decision."
At long last, he did lay the hand down, staring at Shklover with a slight smile as if he hoped to get shown the hand.
Shklover obliged, tossing 
into the middle with one hand while dragging the pot with the other.
Ted Lawson raised the pot from the hijack, Matt Marafioti reraised the pot from the cutoff and Lawson called all in for 64,000 total.
Lawson:
Marafioti:
The board ran out 
, not enough help for Lawson, giving Marafioti the pot.
JC Tran sent all of his chips to Pat Walsh in a hand we didn't catch.
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