Down to less than two big blinds after doubling up Ole Schemion, Michael Schmitz three-bet jammed a stack of 18,000 from the button to see a flop against Wayne Heung in the big blind and Alexandre Vuilleumier, who had raised from under the gun.
"Triple up incoming!" Schmitz predicted with a laugh.
The flop of 
checked through and the same action took place on the 
turn. Heung then bet on the 
river to get a fold from Vuilleumier.
"I think I've got this one," Schmitz said proudly as he tabled 
for a full house to win the pot against the 
of Heung.
A few hands later, Schmitz open-jammed his newly tripled stack and his old foe Schemion called in the big blind.
Michael Schmitz: 
Ole Schemion: 
"I'm fine with you calling with that," Schmitz said before eating his words as the board landed 
to give his opponent an open-ended straight draw.
"On the other hand..." retracted Schmitz.
The 
on the turn gave Schemion the straight to have Schmitz drawing dead and he joked that he would "never play with you (Schemion) again" as the teasing bricked off on the river.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
1,150,000
-40,000
|
-40,000 |
|
600,000
83,000
|
83,000 |
|
||
|
150,000
-98,000
|
-98,000 |
|
Busted | |
turn. Vito checked to Romero, who bet 62,000. Sitbon called, while Vito mucked his hand.
brought a bet of 110,000 from Romero, and Sitbon used a time card before tossing in the call. Romero showed 
and Sitbon nodded as he slid his cards to the dealer.
turn. It was the 
turn paired the board.
at showdown and taking down the pot.
flop gave Ng a set, but he still had to fade a heart. The 
