Homann Takes Biggest Pot of Tournament from One
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It started innocently enough, but things get interesting quickly when you have a few of the tournament's biggest stacks at the same table. The cutoff raised to 6,500, and on the button, Andrei One called. He was still stacking the chips he'd five-bet from El Mehdi El Mimouni the previous hand. Then in the small blind, chip leader Sebastian Homann reraised to 27,500. The cutoff folded, but after two minutes of thought, One called.
Flop: 
- Homann checked, and One checked behind.
Turn: 
- Homann took the initiative this time with a 27,500-chip bet. One made a slow call.
River: 
- Homann bet 42,000, and One slid out a giant stack of chips worth 114,000. Homann took a few deep breaths, then sat motionless for several silent minutes. Then he quietly moved all in. One couldn't have folded any faster. After winning the 360,000-chip pot, Homann is up to 720,000. One still has 150,000 to work with.