Level 2
: 100/200, 0 ante
Martin Jacobson started the hand with a raise to 500 from the hijack, and he received calls from all players behind him.
The five-way contest went to the 
flop where the player on the button fired 1,500. Small blind Alan Xerri check-raised to 5,875, forcing folds from Igor Yarshevskyy, Jacobson, and Camil Debsia. The button stuck around, calling.
Both remaining players slowed down when the 
landed on the turn, completing a flush draw. Neither of the players was willing to risk more chips and they checked the 
river as well.
Xerri turned up 
for a flopped top two pair and his hand was strong enough as the other player revealed an inferior two-pair hand with 
.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
43,000
43,000
|
43,000 |
|
|
32,000
-3,500
|
-3,500 |
|
31,000
31,000
|
31,000 |
|
14,500
-15,500
|
-15,500 |
|
||
changed nothing and sent the pot his way.
. Yockey's neighbor checked and Yockey cut out a bet of 7,500 into about 12,000. The other player wasn't willing to pay the price and Yockey claimed the pot.
on the felt. Benny Spindler thought a bit from the button and bet 3,000. Engel took about a minute then released.
and Lehmanski fired 1,600 in position. The small blind called and big blind gave up. 
. Lehmanski didn't have much himself, but his 
was by far the best hand and he climbed to around 83,000.
turn, Jeff Fielder checked from an early position to his left-hand neighbor [Removed:172]. Kramer priced the river card at 1,550 and Fiedler accepted the wager. 
hit the felt and Fielder checked again. Kramer bet 3,800 and Fielder seemed to be tempted to call. Nonetheless, he eventually laid his hand down and Kramer scooped the pot. Fielder tapped the felt for the universal sign of "nice hand", and the play moved on.
flop and Hachem checked again on the 
turn. His opponent bet 700 into 1,750 and Hachem called.
paired the board and filled the flush draw, and Hachem decided to lead for 2,500. The other player couldn't force himself to call, folding 
