Heads up on a flop of K♦10♥5♥, Nick Petrangelo bet 8,000 from the button and Seth Davies called in the small blind.
The turn was the 4♥ and Petrangelo bet another 14,000. Davies again called and the 2♥ fell on the river.
Petrangelo then bet 30,000, sending Davies deep into the tank. He took nearly two minutes before calling as Petrangelo instantly tossed his cards into the muck, allowing Davies to take the pot without a showdown.
Nível: 3
Blinds: 1,000/1,500
Ante: 1,500
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Kayhan Mokri raised to 2,500 under the gun with A♥K♠ and action folded around to Punnat Punsri in the big blind, who three-bet to 17,500 with K♦K♥. Mokri made the call.
The flop came 6♣3♦8♣, Punsri continued with a bet of 18,000 and Mokri called, bringing the 7♥ turn.
Punsri bet again, this time for 48,000 and Mokri made the call once more.
The river brought the 5♦, bringing four cards to a straight, prompting Punsri to check. Mokri then moved all in for 269,500, putting Punsri at risk, who had 176,000 back.
Punsri took some time to think through his decision before ultimately putting in the call to earn the pot and the double up.
Action was caught on the flop of 9♦10♣A♥ in a hand between Orpen Kisacikoglu in the cutoff and Stephen Chidwick in the big blind.
With close to 40,000 in the pot, both players checked to the 10♦ turn. Action went check-check again, bringing the K♦ river.
Chidwick fired out a bet of 90,000 and Kisacikoglu thought for a moment before tossing his cards into the muck.
Orpen Kisacikoglu raised to 2,500 in the cutoff and Stephen Chidwick and [Removed:564] came along from the blinds.
The flop came 8♥6♠4♥ and Chidwick led out for 2,500. [Removed:565] then raised to 10,000, Kisacikgolu reraised to 30,000, and Chidwick got out of the way.
[Removed:565] called to see the K♣ turn, where Kisacikgolu bet 70,000. [Removed:565] then moved all in for 194,000 and Kisacikoglu called.
[Removed:565] showed 7♦5♠ for a flopped straight, while Kisacikoglu had 7♥5♥ for the same straight as the two players were poised to chop the pot. The river, though, was the J♥ and Kisacikoglu improved to a flush to send [Removed:565] to the rail.
Alex Kulev raised to 2,500 on the button with A♦A♠, Sam Greenwood called in the small blind with 10♦7♦, and Dimitar Danchev three-bet to 13,000 in the big blind with 8♥8♣. Kulev then four-bet to 35,000, prompting Greenwood to fold and Danchev to call.
The flop came 8♦2♠10♣ and Danchev, with a set of snowmen, check-called a bet of 37,000 from Kulev, bringing the K♥ turn.
Danchev check-called again, this time for 78,000, and the river landed the 5♥, where action went check-check and the pot was pushed Danchev's way.
Action was caught on the flop of 4♥4♦8♥ in a hand between Lucas Greenwood in the cutoff and Darren Elias on the button.
With 7,500 in the middle, Greenwood check-called a bet of 2,500 from Elias, bringing the 2♦ turn.
Greenwood check-called again, this time for 8,000, bringing the 3♦ river.
Greenwood checked once more and Elias fired out a bet of 20,000, resulting in a fold from Greenwood.
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