Table 72 has most of the chip leaders sitting at it. Yet as we have observed over the last couple of hours, the repartee is among some of the friendliest.
There, the smaller stacks face both a danger and an opportunity, and the first hand of level 11 was between one of those chip leaders, Trevor Argue, and a smaller-stacked player Cole Neufeld.
Gabriel Attiave, perhaps the shortest stack at the table, limped in for 1,000 and was raised to 3,000 by the player to his left, Cole Neufeld. Trevor called, as did Gabriel.
Flop: 
Trevor checked utg, followed by Gabriel. Cole made it 4,600 to go. Trevor called, but Gabriel bowed out. It was now heads up, and the turn was dealt a 
.
Both Trevor and Cole checked, and they saw the river, a 
. With three clubs on the board, Trevor wasn’t prepared to do anything other than check, and when Cole raised 11,000 it looked like the hand might be over. However, Trevor was curious, and called the bet.
Cole flipped over his 
, making the pair of Queens. It was good enough, and Trevor chuckled to himself. “I had a feeling you had the Queen,” he was heard to remark. No matter, it was only a tiny portion of his stack, and now the friendly chat can continue for a few more hands.
