Three-way action to the 8♠2♣Q♠ flop was down to heads-up after Cecile Ticherfatine bet 4,500 on the button and Adam Nudo check-called in the big blind.
Nudo checked again after seeing the 7♠ turn and called when Ticherfatine continued for 12,000. The 6♠ river completed the board, with Nudo declining to bet and Ticherfatine checking it down.
Nudo tabled A♣A♥ while Ticherfatine made the flush with 10♠8♥ to take it down.
Luke Nguyen raised to 1,100 in the cutoff and Jared Griener defended his big blind to see the J♣A♦5♥ flop.
Griener checked and made the call after Nguyen continued for 1,000. The 7♦ turn was revealed and Griener checked again.
Nguyen fired another bet of 4,000, producing a fold from Griener to claim the pot.
Nível: 4
Blinds: 300/500
Ante: 500
Level 3 has come to an end, with 54 entries on Day 1b. Action will pick back up after a 15-minute break.
Action began when Yifu He opened from early position to 1,200. The table folded around to Adam Weinraub in the big blind who opted to raise to 2,400.
He responded with another raise of his own pumping it to 6,300. Weinraub flat called the reraise leading to a flop of 6♦9♠A♦.
Weinraub checked and He continued with a flop bet of 4,000.
Weinraub pondered before choosing to check-raise to 10,000. This led to a flat call from He.
The turn of a 3♦ led to Weinraub putting out another bet of 10,000 before He announced he was all in for 36,700.
Weinraub had his hand on his chin as he thought over his decision before open folding A♥. He did not show as he dragged in the pot.
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Alfonso Timoteo opened to 1,000 from early position and action folded around to Sohale Khalili in the big blind, who tossed in the call.
Khalili checked the 3♥2♠2♣ flop and called after Timoteo continued for 800. Both players then checked the Q♥ turn.
The dealer completed the board with the Q♦ river, and Khalili led out for 3,000. Timoteo gave it some thought and made the call.
Khalili showed 8♠8♦ for two pair, enough to claim the pot as Timoteo mucked.
Vlastimil Pustina opened to 1,500 from on the button before Ben Hoy slid out a three-bet to 4,500 in the small blind.
Pustina called and the 3♥9♣K♣ flop was revealed. Hoy led out for 4,000 and Pustina replied by raising to 8,000. The call was made and both players checked through the J♥ turn.
Hoy checked the 2♣ river and Pustina announced all in. After taking some time, Hoy reluctantly put in the call.
Pustina showed A♣3♣ for a flush, while Hoy tabled 9♥9♦ on his way to the exit.
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