Hand #106: From the small blind Simeon Naydenov called. Andrew Kloc checked his option. On the both players checked. The turn was the and both players checked again to the on the river. Naydenov put out a bet of 25,000 and Kloc laughed and called the bet. Naydenov showed for a pair of s and Kloc showed for a losing pair of threes. Naydenov collected the pot.
Hand #107: Naydenov opened to 50,000 from the button and he won the pot.
Hand #108: Kloc raised to 51,000 from the button and it was enough to take down the pot.
Hand #109: From the button Wenker raised to 50,000. Schwartz folded his big blind before Simeon Naydenov reraised to 157,000 from the big blind. Wenker cut out a reraise of his own and he made it 267,000. Naydenov didn't think too long before he folded.
Hand #110: Tobias Wenker opened to 50,000 from the cutoff. He was called by Jake Schwartz on the button. From the small blind Simeon Naydenov reraised to 172,000 and that was enough to take down the pot when Wenker and Schwartz folded.
Hand #105: Nacho Barbero moved all in for 332,000 from the cutoff before Tobias Wenker iso-shoved from the button.
Barbero:
Wenker:
With Barbero trailing, the flop would put him further behind, and when the and fell on the turn and river, Barbero would exit in 5th place for a $67,732 payday as Wenker moved to 1,280,000 in chips.
Hand #99: Tobias Wenker and Jake Schwartz were involved in unknown preflop action but were heads up on a flop of from the small and big blind. On the flop Wenker put out a bet of 50,000. Schwartz called. The turn was the and Wenker continued with a bet of 122,000. Schwartz folded and Wenker collected the pot.
Hand #100: Schwartz raised to 50,000 from the small blind. Naydenov made the call. The players took to a flop of and both checked. The turn was the and Schwartz led out for 61,000 and that was enough to scoop the pot.
Hand #101: From the button Jake Schwartz raised it up to 48,000. From the big blind Kloc reraised to 128,000. With action back on Schwartz he folded his hand and Kloc scooped the pot.
Hand #102: From under the gun Tobias Wenker raised to 50,000 and he was able to take down the pot.
Hand #103: Andrew Kloc raised to 46,000 from the button and he was able to take down the pot. He showed his and scooped the pot.
Hand #104: Jake Schwartz received a walk in the big blind and showed the .
Hand #98: Simeon Naydenov opened to 50,000 only to have Mike Watson three-bet to 125,000 next to act. Naydenov moved all in and Watson immediately made the call for his 730,000-chip stack.
Watson:
Naydenov:
With Watson in great shape to double, the flop kept him in the lead until the dealer delivered the pain-staking on the turn for Watson to be left drawing to just two outs.
Watson would be unable to strike gold on the river as the rolled off to send him home in 6th place for a $50,774 payday.
Hand #95: Jake Schwartz raised to 48,000 from the button and Simeon Naydenov made the call from the small blind to see a flop fall. Schwartz continued for 41,000 and Naydenov mucked his hand.
Hand #96: From the cutoff Jake Schwartz raised to 48,000 and only Andrew Kloc made the call to see a flop fall.
Kloc checked and Schwartz bet out 46,000 to produce a fold from Kloc.
Hand #97: Mike Watson opened to 50,000 from the button only to have Andrew Kloc move all in from the small blind. Watson mucked and Kloc picked up the pot.
Hand #90: From under the gun Nacho Barbero raised to 40,000. In the next seat over Tobias Wenker reraised to 82,000. From the small blind Mike Watson moved all in. Andrew Kloc folded his big. Both Barbero and Wenker folded while Watson Scooped the pot.
Hand #91: From the hijack seat Jake Schwartz opened to 40,000. On the button Mike Watson reraised to 100,000. Action folded to Nacho Barbero in the big blind who tanked before throwing his hand away. Schwartz also folded and Watson won the pot.
Hand #92: Action is unknown but Simeon Naydenov scooped the pot without a flop.
Hand #93: Simeon Naydenov opened to 40,000 from under the gun. He was called by Schwartz in the big blind. The flop came down and both players checked. On the turn Schwartz put out a bet of 47,000 and it was enough to take down the pot.
Hand #94: Andrew Kloc opened to 47,000 from the hijack seat. Everyone folded and Kloc scooped the pot.
Hand #82: Tobias Wenker moved all in from the button and he took down the pot.
Hand #83: Nacho Barbero opened to 40,000. Tobias Wenker moved all in in the next seat over. Everyone folded including Barbero and Wenker was shipped the pot.
Hand #84: Tobias Wenker opened to 40,000. Action folded around to Andrew Kloc who moved all in over the top. Wenker called quickly and the hands were tabled.
Kloc:
Wenker:
The board rolled out which was safe for Wenker who doubled up for 475,000 chips.
Hand #79: Jake Schwartz opened to 40,000 and picked up the blinds and antes.
Hand #80: Andrew Kloc raised to 41,000 from the button and Tobias Wenker made the call from the big blind to see the flop fall.
Both players checked as the landed on the turn and Kloc fired a delayed continuation-bet of 55,000 to win the pot.
Hand #81: From the button Nacho Barbero moved all in for 306,000 and Tobias Wenker moved all in for 653,000. Jake Schwartz asked for a count before eventually opting to fold his hand.
Barbero:
Wenker:
The board ran out to see Barbero double through to 650,000 as Wenker slips to 347,000.
both players checked. The turn was the 
and both players checked again to the 
on the river. Naydenov put out a bet of 25,000 and Kloc laughed and called the bet. Naydenov showed 
for a pair of 
s and Kloc showed 
for a losing pair of threes. Naydenov collected the pot.![[user80015]](/img/avatars/avatar.svg){kind=avatar}
and 
fell on the turn and river, Barbero would exit in 5th place for a $67,732 payday as Wenker moved to 1,280,000 in chips.
from the small and big blind. On the flop Wenker put out a bet of 50,000. Schwartz called. The turn was the 
and Wenker continued with a bet of 122,000. Schwartz folded and Wenker collected the pot.
and both checked. The turn was the 
and Schwartz led out for 61,000 and that was enough to scoop the pot.
and scooped the pot.
.
flop kept him in the lead until the dealer delivered the pain-staking 
on the turn for Watson to be left drawing to just two outs.
rolled off to send him home in 6th place for a $50,774 payday.
flop fall.
