Level 14
: 2,000/4,000, 500 ante
Despite his short stack, Jonathan Gaviao has not been afraid to play some post-flop poker. He just got into a couple of hands that went to the river.
In the first hand, Gaviao opened to 8,000 in middle position. Steven van Zadelhoff called on the button, and the two checked through the turn of the 
board. Gaviao bet 12,000 on the river and took it down.
A couple of hands later, Gaviao opened for 8,000 again, and the big blind defended. Gaviao bet 7,000 on the 
flop and 11,000 on the 
turn. On the river, both players checked, and Gaviao lost to 
, mucking his cards in disgust.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
59,000
9,500
|
9,500 |
, and Ruane checked to Boeree. who bet 15,000. Ruane called, and both players checked the 
. Ruane bet out 35,000, and after roughly four minutes of deliberation, Boeree folded and slipped to 355,000.
, and there were four players still in the hand. Rachid Ben Cherif bet 16,000 from the big blind, and a player in middle position called. Henry Tran was in late position and raised to 110,000, and Artan Dedusha folded from the small blind. Cherif tanked for a couple minutes before moving all in. The player in middle position folded, and Tran asked for a count. Cherif was all in for 352,000, and Tran tossed his cards away. 
and Pawel Brzeski checked out of te blinds. A player in early position bet 7,000 and Brzeski check-raised to 20,500, picking up a call. There was no betting action on the 
river and Brzeski briefly flashed pocket fours, while his opponent claimed the pot with 
.
. Again, it was checked to Cannuli, who moved all in, having his opponent covered. His opponent folded, and Cannuli took the pot.
flop, one player checked to Brian O'Donoghue, who bet 16,000. Mark Arum was next to act and raised to 40,000, the remaining player folded, and O'Donoghue moved all in, having Arum covered. Arum called.
to give Arum the double-up.
. Johns checked again, and Altman thought for a while before sliding in a bet of 135,000. Johns folded immediately.
