[Removed:548] raised to 300 from middle position and was only called by Bartley Dowling on the button.
[Removed:549] continued for 500 on the 
flop and Dowling snap-called. On the 
turn, [Removed:549] fired another 2,000 and Dowling nearly beat his opponent in putting his chips in the middle.
[Removed:549] opted to check-fold on the 
river after Dowling bet 2,500.
Tomas Jozonis opened to 300 from the cutoff and then called after Ana Marquez three-bet to 1,200 from the small blind.
Marquez continued for 800 on the 
flop and Jozonis gave it up.
Marco Weidner increased his stack right away and the PokerStars qualifier is surrounded by two well-known pros in Jason Wheeler and Anton Wigg. The latter called a squeeze to 2,800 by Maximiliano Castagnini and they saw a flop of 
. Castagnini continued for 1,200 as Wigg folded.
Shortly after, Dean Murphy overbet the 
river in a battle of the blinds with Wheeler for 3,500. The American pro reluctantly called and mucked once Murphy showed the 
for trips sevens.
There was 3,200 in the pot heading to the flop and Ionut Colciar was under the gun against Robert Kuhn in the small blind.
The flop came 
and Kuhn bet 1,200. Colciar called.
Action checked through on the turn.
The 
was the river and Kuhn bet 6,500. Colciar went into the tank for a while before making the call. Kuhn showed for ace high while Colciar took down the pot with 
for top pair.
Two four-handed tables commenced with a slate of well-known poker pros in action including Johan Guilbert, Tomas Jozonis, Ana Marquez, and Pascal Hartmann for once. The next table included the likes of Noah Boeken, Fabian Quoss, Ryan Riess and Kitty Kuo.
It was Quoss and Riess who tangled in a three-bet pot to the 
flop. Quoss continued for 1,000 and Riess sigh-folded with the words "I really liked my hand, too".
The PCA Main Event defending champion Chino Rheem has just taken his seat and has found himself on the same table as Chris Brewer, who is on his second bullet already.
In 2019, the last time the PCA took place, Rheem conquered an 865-player strong field and scored the second biggest cash of his career, collecting $1,567,100 for the win.
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Action was three ways to a flop with 3,000 in the pot.
The flop came 
and Rodrigo Seiji, the pre flop aggressor, bet 700 from the small blind. Only Lucas Landa called on the button.
The was the turn and Seiji bet 1,000. Landa quickly called.
The river was the 
and Seiji bet 4,500. Landa snap called. Seiji showed 
for two pair while Landa showed 
to chop the pot.
In a battle button versus small blind with three players active at the table, a pot worth around 8,000 had emerged until the 
turn on which Byron Kaverman check-called a bet worth 3,500 by Jonas Steinmueller. The 
fell on the river and Kaverman checked again.
Steinmueller bet 5,700 and received a very quick call by Kaverman within around five seconds to reveal 
for a rivered full house as the winning hand.
David Bokor raised to 300 first to act before Corel Theuma three-bet to 1,000 from the button. Chris Brewer reraised to 3,500 from the small blind and only Theuma called.
Brewer, who is no longer rocking a mullet hairdo, continued for 1,700 on the 
flop and was called.
The turn brought in the 
which prompted Brewer to fire another 5,500. Theuma, who had Brewer covered, slid out his T-5000 chips which was enough to the high roller all-in. Brewer called off his remaining 20,000 chips but didn't seem too pleased about it.
Chris Brewer:
Corel Theuma:
Brewer's king-high was still ahead but Theuma had a double gutter to the straight as well as a flush draw.
The 
river completed Theuma's flush draw and Brewer headed off to the registration desk.
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