Level 2
: 75/150, 0 ante
Seat 9 at each table was open at the start of the day, but now they're starting to be filled with late registrants.
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and Amundsgard had the 
out in front of him while the other player had 
for straight.
. Three checks put action on Max Lehmanski and he bet 750. Phil Galfond folded from the button, the small and big blinds did the same, and then the player under the gun made the call.
turn saw the under-the-gun player checked and Lehmanski bet 1,300. His opponent then woke up with a check-raise to 4,400 and Lehmanski snap-folded.
flop, four players were in action. After the first player checked, Justin Schwartz checked. Then, Erick Lindgren checked and play fell on the defending champion Jan-Peter Jachtmann. Jachtmann fired 600, play folded back to Lindgren, and he made the call.
completed the board, and both players checked.
for a flush. Lindgren mucked, and Jachtmann scooped the pot.
. Erick Lindgren checked from the small blind and Jason Mercier did the same from middle position. Jan-Peter Jachtmann then bet 1,000 from the hijack, Justin "stealthmunk" Schwartz called from the button and the 
for a king-high flush.
and you hold the