Level 17
: 2,500/5,000, 500 ante
Jamal Sawaqdeh bet 13,000 on a 
flop from the cutoff, and Blake Bohn raised to 28,000 on the button. Sawaqdeh called, check-calling another 20,000 on the 
. He then came out betting with 20,000 of his own on the 
river, but Bohn snap-shoved for 79,500 more.
As Sawaqdeh thought, Bohn made the unusual move of asking the dealer to spread the pot when he wasn't the one to act.
"You're not calling," Bohn said. "Let's get going, we've got blinds."
"Or, you could be a hero," he added. "Bust this guy from Minnesota who comes down and tries to win your tournaments."
After another couple of minutes Sawaqdeh pushed forward calling chips, mucking when Bohn showed 
for a boat.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
327,000
65,000
|
65,000 |
|
153,000
-174,500
|
-174,500 |
flop. Schwartz was called and he showed 
all in preflop.
into the 
and held against 
to bust his neighbor.
run out. Bingel was one of the top stacks after ending as the Day 1a chip leader, but he's lost about a third of his stack in the early going.
got checked through. Devonshire dropped in approximately 30,000 on the 
river and got snap-called, spinning his cards into the muck when he was shown 
