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, Daniel Negreanu check-called David Benyamine's 40,000 bet.
and Benyamine had 
. 
turn.
hit the river, Negreanu made a bet of 60,000. Benyamine thought about it for a bit before making the call and finding out he was no good. The 283,000 pot was shipped to Negreanu.
and Safina checked his option with 
. The 
flop brought both players top pair, and it looked like Benyamine's sneaky limp may have worked. and Safina checked, and Benyamine bet 22,000. Safina then raised it up to 60,000 and Benyamine made the call. The river missed both players, and Safina checked to Benyamine, who bet 50,000. Safina went into the tank before correctly making the fold.
to 25,000. Safina made it 80,000 with pocket sevens and Benyamine layed it down.
Level: 5
Blinds: 7,000/15,000
Ante: 0
, and Giovanni Safina must have been checking PokerNews on the break seeing De Wolfe has been mixing it up, and three-bet making it 68,000 more. De Wolfe folded. 
, and Luke Schwartz three-bet him with 
prompting a quick fold from Benyamine. Schwartz triumphantly flipped his bluff over for all to see, and everyone got a laugh.
. Giovanni Safina in the small blind made the call with .
and both players checked. turn.
hit the river, Safina made a bet of 40,000 to which Benyamine folded.
Phil Laak bet with pocket threes, and was called by Daniel Negreanu who held 
.
and he quickly smooth-called Negreanu's 32,000 bet. river was gin for Negreanu, who elected to just check his flush allowing Laak to check behind and lose the minimum with his set.
Level: 4
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 0
