Nivel 9
: 500/1,000, 100 ante
We found Brad Booth shoving all in for 17,100 over a bet of 5,000 from Andreas Hoivold in a tiny pot on the river. The board read 
, and Booth and Hoivold began talking as Hoivold tanked.
"He's never calling," Booth said. "There aren't even cameras around. And don't let me talk you into it, either."
"Let it go, and you have enough chips for another orbit or two," Booth added.
"Probably should," Hoivold responded. "But you need six-seven to beat me."
"Guys, he's 100 percent laying down," Booth said. "Let's go, next hand. Clock."
The floor arrived, and as the ten-second countdown began, Hoivold dropped in a call. Booth instantly flipped 
for trips, and Hoivold was left very short.
| Jugador | Fichas | Progreso |
|---|---|---|
|
40,000
4,200
|
4,200 |
|
5,800
5,600
|
5,600 |
, Aaron Steury checked to his opponent who bet 8,000. Steury thought it over for a moment before he check-raised to 26,600. His opponent didn't think too long before tossing in a call. Steury turned over 
. Steury would be down to 19,000 after the completion of the hand.
. The turn was the 
, the player check-called a bet of 3,700 from Ivey, and the 
completed the board.
, Guillaume Rivet got his stack of about 22,400 into the middle with 
. The 
turn and 
river officially locked up the double for Rivet.
. The small blind bet 3,000, Pierce called, and the dealer burned and turned the 
completed the board on the river, the small blind checked and then folded to a bet of 7,000 from Pierce.
