Action was on big stack Robert Natividad after it appeared that two players were all in, one of them being Matthew Stammen who had the bigger of the two all in stacks.
It was relayed by another player at the table that the first all in player had already exposed his hand which was pocket fours, adding another layer to Natividad's decision. After a lengthy tank, Natividad called and showed 
which was ahead of the pocket fours and the 
of Stammen.
A few comments were made about the length of time Natividad took to call with jacks as the flop binked in Stammen's favor as it came 
. The turn was the 
and the river the 
to confirm a big boost of chips to Stammen, eliminate the player with fours and put a dent in Natividad's stack.
The players continued to discuss the situation after the hand was over, Natividad stating how the exposed hand played a significant role in his decision, thinking how it may have affected Stammen's decision to shove.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
1,100,000
-45,000
|
-45,000 |
|
510,000
268,600
|
268,600 |
, Romano bet 17,500, Deadman folded, and Meijer Van Putten raised to 45,000. The middle position player folded and Romano contemplated his options. After a while, Romano folded but showed he had the 
.
.
face up. Ibanez said he could pick a card and Holley turned up the 
. A player in the hijack had a bet of 85,000 in front of him into a pot of about 130,000, and Robinson's jam was for 225,000 more effective. The player under the heat fidgeted in his seat and stood up anxiously.
and knelt by the rail, crushed.
flop. The 
turn opened up some straight outs and Phan asked for the 
river either and avoided elimination.
flop Robin Hegele bet 25,000 out of the blinds and Kyriakos Papadopouluos raised to 80,000. Hegele called.
river and Papadopouluos eventually checked behind. Hegele showed 
and Papadopouluos promptly mucked.
Cassio Pisapia was first to act and thought for several moments before firing a bet of 195,000 into his opponent.
