Hand #58: Michael Katz raised to 80,000 and took the blinds and antes.
Hand #59: Andrew Rennhack opened to 85,000 from the button and Reed Goodmiller pushed all in from the small blind for 555,000. Heinz Kamutzki folded from the big blind and Rennhack folded as well.
Hand #60: Ryan Welch raised to 80,000 from under the gun and everyone folded.
Hand #61: Tony Gargano moved all in from under the gun and everyone folded.
Hand #62: Heinz Kamutzki raised to opened to 85,000 from the cutoff and took the blinds and antes.
Michael Katz has eleven World Series of Poker cashes and three of them — four if you count this one — have come during this WSOP. It's been five years since his last final table, and he narrowly missed one two weeks ago, finishing 14th in Event 4: $1,000 No Limit Hold’em. We caught up with Katz as the players were leaving for their second break of the evening to ask about his summer and how he feels he's playing.
PokerNews: This is your fourth cash already this series. Do you feel like this is your summer?
Michael Katz: I think so. I still have some work to do but it’s going alright so far.
How do you feel you're playing today?
I think I am playing pretty well. I ran pretty good earlier in the tournament so things are going pretty good.
Any key hands that got you to the final table?
Yesterday, I spiked a few times, so I definitely have been running hot.
How do you feel the table is playing so far?
Everyone is playing pretty well, so anybody can really win this right now. All six players are definitely capable of anything so it’s anyone’s game.
What’s your plan for the rest of the night?
Hopefully, I will be here for awhile and then go out drinking after, but we will have to wait and see what happens.
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Hand #55: Reed Goodmiller opened for 64,000 and Ryan Welch called in big blind. The flop was . Goodmiller bet 70,000 when it was checked to him and Welch called. Th eturn Goodmiuller bet 130,000 and Welch moved all in. Goodmiller mucked.
Hand #56: Michael Katz on the button made it 60,000 and Tony Gargano called. The flop was . Garhgano checked and Katz bet 60,000 which saw no more resistance and Katz won the hand.
Hand #57: Goodmiller raised to 60,000, Heinz Kamutzki raised and Andrew Rennhack called. Back to Goodmiller who called.
The flop was . Rennhack was first to act and he checked as did Goodmiller. Kamutzki bet 175,000, Rennhack folded and Goodmiller called.
The turn card was the and Goodmiller checked. Kamutzki moved all in and Goodmiller folded his hand.
Hand #54: Tony Gargano moved all in for 215,000 and Andrew Rennhack and Reed Goodmiller both made the call. The flop was the and both players checked. The turn was the and both players checked. The river was the and again both players checked.
Gargano tabled and Goodmiller turned over . Rennhack tabled , but Gargano’s kicker would play and he tripled up.
Hand #43: Heinz Kamutzki called from the button and Ryan Welch checked his option from the big blind. The flop was the and Welch bet 45,000. Kamutzki called and we saw the on the turn. Both players checked and the fell on the river. Welch bet 140,000 and Kamutzki folded.
Hand #44: Reed Goodmiller opened to 65,000 and took the blinds and antes.
Hand #45: Michael Katz raised to 60,000 and Ryan Welch three-bet to 140,000 from the button. Andrew Rennhack four-bet to 300,000 from the big blind and Katz got out of the way. Welch also folded after a brief thought.
Hand #46: Tony Gargano open-shoved all in from the button and the blinds folded.
Hand #47: Michael Katz raised to 60,000 from under the gun and everyone folded.
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. Goodmiller bet 70,000 when it was checked to him and Welch called. Th eturn 
Goodmiuller bet 130,000 and Welch moved all in. Goodmiller mucked.
. Garhgano checked and Katz bet 60,000 which saw no more resistance and Katz won the hand.
. Rennhack was first to act and he checked as did Goodmiller. Kamutzki bet 175,000, Rennhack folded and Goodmiller called.
and Goodmiller checked. Kamutzki moved all in and Goodmiller folded his hand.
and both players checked. The turn was the 
and both players checked. The river was the 
and again both players checked.
and Goodmiller turned over 
. Rennhack tabled 
, but Gargano’s kicker would play and he tripled up.
and Welch bet 45,000. Kamutzki called and we saw the 
fell on the river. Welch bet 140,000 and Kamutzki folded.