Juego con responsabilidad.
Zachary Hirst opened in the cutoff to 27,000 only to have Matthew Smith three-bet to 74,000 from the small blind.
Hirst responded with an all in, and Smith made the call for his remaining 360,000 in chips.
Smith: 
Hirst: 
The board ran out 
and Hirst's queens held up as Smith was bounced to the rail just a few orbits shy of first break.
Matthew Leecy raised to 27,000 in the hijack seat, Marius Pospiec called on the button, and Daniel Miles moved all in for 139,000 out of the big blind.
"I'm all in, honey bunny!" he yelled to his wife on the rail.
"Come on!" she said excitedly.
Leecy tanked for a bit before isolating, moving all in for over 500,000, and Pospiec folded.
Leecy: 
Miles: 
"Double-suited," Brian Hastings joked as they waited for the ESPN cameras.
"We need an ace!" Miles' wife yelled from the rail.
The camera finally arrived, and even though Miles didn't pick up an ace he still survived as the board came 
, more than doubling to 329,000 chips.
Leecy slipped to 370,000.
The ESPN stage just saw its first all-in confrontation today. Andoni Larrabe opened to 25,000 from the cutoff and Brad Sailor shoved for 168,000 from the button. Action folded back to Larrabe, who asked for a count before opting to call.
Sailor: 
Larrabe: 
The board rolled out an uneventful 
, giving Sailor a much-needed double.
From under the gun, Tony Ruberto bet approximately 100,000 on a board of 
at one of the feature tables, and Andrew Liporace called after some thought. Ruberto tabled 
, and Liporace showed for a second-best hand.
In a clash similar to the World Cup quarter finals Germany just knocked out France. A player raised to 27,000 and Manig Loeser, from Germany, three-bet to 70,000. The action folded to Paul Tedeschi and he four-bet to 148,000.
The action then folded back to Loeser who moved all in and Tedeschi called off for a total of 430,000 chips. The stacks were pretty even and Loeser called to put both of their dreams at risk.
Loeser: 
Tedeschi:
The flop brought 
to give Loeser a set, but Tedeschi still had outs as he was looking to make a flush. The turn was the 
and the river the 
knocking Tedeschi out. Loeser, who started the day with 442,000 chips, now sits on a very comfortable stack.
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