Hand #133: Erik Seidel pushed all in from the small blind with , and Altergott snapped it off with for his 1.485 million. A flop meant Altergott needed a two-outer, which he didn't find on the turn or river.
Hand #134: Seidel opened his button and Urbanovich found and called. The flop came and both players checked. The hit the turn and Urbanovich checked again. Seidel bet 300,000 and Urbanovich called.
The fell on the river and Urbanovich bet out 630,000. Seidel tanked for a bit and folded the better hand.
Hand #135: Urbanovich with limped in, Seidel checked with . The flop came and Seidel checked. Urbanovich checked behind. The hit the turn and Seidel check folded to Urbanovich's 150,000 bet.
Hand #136: Seidel with the limped in from the small blind/button. Urbanovich raised it up to 305,000 with and Seidel three-bet to 800,000.
"No more blacks?" Urbanovich asked, "No, about three million" Seidel said. Urbanovich announced all in and Seidel folded after a little bit of Hollywooding.
Hand #137: on the button for Urbanovich and he limped in. Seidel had just the showing and raised it up to 375,000. Urbanovich didn't do anything fancy and just folded.
Hand #138: Seidel with on the button raised it up from the button to 275,000. Urbanovich holding three-bet to 585,000. Seidel counted out his chips, and made the call.
1,410,000 in the pot and on the flop. Both players checked and the hit the turn, giving Seidel a ton of outs. Urbanovich bet 675,000 and Seidel, with 45% equity, announced all in. It was 2,345,000 to Urbanovich and he almost instantly folded.
Hand #139: Dzmitry Urbanovich took down the pot with a raise with on the button.
Hand #140: Urbanovich got a walk.
Hand #141: Urbanovich raised to 350,000 with and took the pot.
Hand #142: Erik Seidel raised with a hand containing the and took it down preflop.
Hand #143: Urbanovich raised to 350,000 with . Seidel had a better hand, containing the , but it was unknown how much better since his other card was obscured. He made it 900,000, and Urbanovich folded.
Hand #144: Erik Seidel raised to 325,000 with , and Dzmitry Urbanovich made it 755,000 with the and an unknown second card. Seidel decided to see the flop, which came . Urbanovich bet 325,000 and took the pot.
Hand #145: Urbanovich raised to 350,000 with , and Seidel called with . Both checked the , and Seidel check-called 250,000 on the . Check-check on the , and Urbanovich won against .
Hand #146: After unknown preflop action, the flopped. Seidel appeared to call a bet of 160,000, leading to a turn. Urbanovich checked, and Seidel bet 300,000 with a hand containing the . We now saw Urbanovich with the , and he called. The river brought a , and Urbanovich bet 340,000. Seidel pushed forward two towers and some extra chips, 1.3 million. Urbanovich removed his sunglasses and frowned, then flipped in a chip to call.
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Hand #147: Urbanovich limped in from the button with , Seidel checked with again no cards shown on the screen. on the flop and Seidel check folded to Urbanovich's bet.
Hand #148: Seidel limped in with a showing and Urbanovich raised it up to 325,000 with . Seidel folded.
Hand #149: Urbanovich with limped in, Seidel found and bumped it up to 485,000. Urbanovich folded.
Hand #150: Seidel raised his button to 350,000 with . Urbanovich called with . The flop made Urbanovich check call Seidel's 400,000 bet. The hit the turn and Urbanovich checked again, with now a small flush draw to accompany his pair. Seidel pondered for a bit, and checked behind. The hit the river and Urbanovich bet 585,000 into the 1,540,000 pot. Seidel made the call, and won the pot with his rivered ace.
Hand #151: Urbanovich opened with for 350,000, Seidel called with . 740,000 in the pot going to . Seidel checked and Urbanovich bet out 185,000. Seidel tanked for quite some time, but folded in the end.
Hand #152: Seidel opened for 350,000 in with and Urbanovich called with . Both players checked the flop and they checked as well on the on the turn. The hit the river and Urbanovich bet 425,000. Seidel called with king-high, but had to muck after he saw Urbanovich's pair of nines upon showdown.
Hand #153: Dzmitry Urbanovich raised to 350,000 with a hand containing , and Erik Seidel made it 825,000 with the . Urbanovich mucked.
Hand #154: The two saw a flop for the minimum, and they checked to see a turn. Urbanovich bet 265,000 with the , and Seidel called with . The river paired the board with the , and Seidel took it down after both checked.
Hand #155: Urbanovich opened to 385,000 with the , and Seidel defended with . Both hit the flop hard as flopped, and Urbanovich bet 415,000. Seidel called, and the arrived. He faced a bigger bet of 885,000 but again made the called. The completed every draw, so it went check-check and Urbanovich took the hefty pot.
Hand #156: Seidel raised to 350,000 with the , and Urbanovich called with after some double-fisted shuffling. Seidel called a 285,000 lead on the , and both checked the , seeing a river. Urbanovich fired out a 385,000 bluff, and Seidel quickly called and won.
Hand #157: Urbanovich bet 190,000 on a flop, and Seidel called with the and an unknown card. He checked the , and Urbanovich, who held , continued firing with 735,000. That was enough to convince Seidel to muck.
, and Altergott snapped it off with 
for his 1.485 million. A 
flop meant Altergott needed a two-outer, which he didn't find on the 
turn or 
river.
fell on the river and Urbanovich bet out 630,000. Seidel tanked for a bit and folded the better hand.
limped in, Seidel checked with 
. The flop came 
and Seidel checked. Urbanovich checked behind. The 
hit the turn and Seidel check folded to Urbanovich's 150,000 bet.
limped in from the small blind/button. Urbanovich raised it up to 305,000 with 
showing and raised it up to 375,000. Urbanovich didn't do anything fancy and just folded.
three-bet to 585,000. Seidel counted out his chips, and made the call.
hit the turn, giving Seidel a ton of outs. Urbanovich bet 675,000 and Seidel, with 45% equity, announced all in. It was 2,345,000 to Urbanovich and he almost instantly folded.
on the button.
. Seidel had a better hand, containing the 
and an unknown second card. Seidel decided to see the flop, which came 
. Urbanovich bet 325,000 and took the pot.
. Both checked the 
. We now saw Urbanovich with the 
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, Seidel checked with again no cards shown on the screen. 
. Urbanovich called with 
. Both players checked the 