Daniel Harwood raised to 125,000 from the button and Francesco Cortese called in the big blind. On the 
flop, Cortese check-called a bet worth 145,000 before checking again the 
on the turn. That's where things escalated big time.
Harwood fired a second bet worth 280,000 and Cortese check-raised only for Harwood to move all in. Cortese called all in for 2,215,000 and Harwood immediately sighed towards his rail.
Francesco Cortese: 
Daniel Harwood: 
Cortese had called the continuation bet with an underpair and turned a set while Harwood had a gutshot and flush draw. As if there was any confirmation needed for the run good of Harwood in this tournament, the 
on the river completed the straight and he jumped out of his chair to celebrate with a dab.
Then he turned to Cortese and said "Sorry bro. Why you call the flop man, then you don't hit your set," Harwood added. Cortese could all but smile and headed to the payout desk while Harwood took a commanding lead with 11 players remaining.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
6,600,000
2,550,000
|
2,550,000 |
|
Busted |
. Fleur checked behind and the 
on the turn saw Harwood check-called a delayed continuation bet for 125,000.
river, Harwood checked and eventually folded when Fleur bet 280,000. "I had nine-ten," he added.
. Cusco Bach folded and Harwood offered his opponent to pick one card, which Cusco Bach declined. He was shown the 
anyways and Harwood then mentioned "ace queen of diamonds is good on this flop."
. Trinh continued for 180,000 and Geilich called before the 
and Van Trinh stopped the recent trend to double up.
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and a check from Bach saw a bet of 215,000 from Harwood called. The turn card was the 
and again Bach check-called, this time a bet of 280,000.
face up on the table to reveal his bluff before collecting the big pot.
turn.
river for 600,000 and Mitchell folded.
but that was enough to scooop the pot, as Cortese mucked.
