Level 4
: Blinds 300/500, 500 ante
Action was picked up with about 4,000 in the pot and a flop of 
on the table. Franco Spitale, in the cutoff, put in a raise to 3,100 after Alex Foxen led out. Foxen, in the hijack, then put in a three bet to 5,500, and Spitale called.
On the 
turn, Spitale called a bet of 11,000 from Foxen, leading to the 
river. Foxen announced he was all in and Spitale snap called. Foxen quickly flung his cards towards the muck, and Spitale then pushed his towards the dealer. Since it was an all in, the dealer tabled both of their hands.
Franco Spitale: 
Alex Foxen: 
Spitale had flopped quads and gotten maximum value from them, leaving Foxen's stack decimated.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
104,200 | |
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43,000
-1,000
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-1,000 |
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8,500
-69,500
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-69,500 |
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. Wilson checked, Prokopchuk made a downsized bet of 15,000, Wilson called.
. Wilson checked again and Prokopchuk tossed forward two 25,000 chips to put Wilson all in who had 35,800 behind. Wilson was instantly uncomfortable and rolled his eyes and started shifting in his chair. He shook his head, looking very aggravated. He went into the tank and checked his cards a bunch of times, looking like he was on the verge of folding multiple times. 
which was pipping the 
of Wilson.
and Wilson was visibly crestfallen by the hand and he got up quickly to speed out of the room. Meanwhile Prokopchuk gathered in the bigtime pot for his stack.
flop, the preflop aggressor Ayaka Ishikawa bet 3,500, and Francois Pirault called.
and Ishikawa check-called 7,000 from Pirault. 
flop and was called by the big blind.
but Carlton turned over 
to take down the pot and build on an impressive Day 1B.
with four players in a hand. Michael Banducci bet 3,500. The button called, the small blind folded and an early position player called also.
. Banducci bet 8,000 which was enough to clear the flotsam and jetsam and win himself another pot to move his stack close to the 300,000 mark,
